Allis Chalmers Pull Scraper

Hi, Mike Mc.
I'm guessing a bit but I'd say about the 10-12 cu. yd mark, probably somewhere between the Cat 60 and the Cat 70 in capacity and weight, maybe closer to the 60 than the 70. Looks pretty straight too.

I have not seen many of them around, particularly DowNunder but the people to whom I have spoken who do claim some knowledge of them all seem to reckon that Allis Chalmers made some pretty good scrapers. And at that price, how much argument can you reasonably put up?

Just looking at it, I'd say that it may need to be loaded with the apron open as little as possible and let plenty of material fall forward onto the apron to get your capacity - - which will also help the apron to close.

So when are we gonna see some photos of it working? After all, you have the Diesel Forty to drag it around. That should help to blow some soot and cobwebs outa that jigger too. Or how about the R5? And you've still got the 'Mighty' D4 for a push cat.

C'mon, Man Gittamoovon.

Just my 0.02.

mike that is a ac 108 the D8 should play with it. I had a ac 114 that i pulled with the 14a a good match. Hows the repair project coming along. Mark R.

mike that is a ac 108 the D8 should play with it. I had a ac 114 that i pulled with the 14a a good match. Hows the repair project coming along. Mark R.

Hi, Erik.
Looks like AC 108-146 - if that helps.

Just my 0.02

Hey OilSlick,

It's AC 106-446. Glad your KW made it home. Next time bring some candles. LOL

Hey OilSlick,

It's AC 106-446. Glad your KW made it home. Next time bring some candles. LOL

Garwood............. that was its name before Allis bought them. My Dad used too pull a scraper like that with a 3TD7. That was in the 50s and it was still

Garwood then. I was TOO young to know whether it worked good or not, but he built ponds and waterways with it.

Goood find Mike and a good price too.

C u......Claney