If you put a hydraulic setup on that it would help the power…you can get a hydraulic pump and adapter to hook directly to the engine like on a log splitter…then a motor to hook to the tractor….
At 1½:1 that means the blade is turning slower. Because it is geared down so that it will not bog down as easy. If the other bush hog with the stumpjumper operated at 1:1 then that would be another reason why it was slower to pick up speed because that is a higher gear ratio. I love that little tractor!
i said it backwards out of habit i always want to say the big number first when im thinking out loud 1 turn on the gear hooked to the tracot 1 1/2 turn on the gear to the brush hog is what i meant to say so 1 to 1 1/2 to clarify ps thanks for watching
you came back with the engines! ! ! brilliant ! I loved the video you already have my thumbs up I look forward to more modified tractors and may your little peasants do well a big greeting
Hi mate. This certainly impressed me. I understand gearing but for a 6.5 there is a lot it’s doing here and handling it really good. Well done mate. Steve, Sydney Australia
I just subscribed!! I love that little B allis tractor!! You’re right, you can’t beat that deal. I’m surprised it would pull the bush hog. My daddy has a couple B’s 2 AC g models, a CA too. Of course some wd’s as well. I even have one but I haven’t touched it in years. Enjoyed it!
Thanks for subscribing glad to have you on the channel feel free to go through and look at the videos lots of tractor stuff to browse and you would probably like the log splitter I just built aswell hopefully I will get some time and get some wood videos out soon hope you enjoy and hopefully your dad is using all those great Allis tractors
Ok, thank you. I have a Kubota L210 with a bad engine and no longer supported by them for parts that I was considering doing this to. Plan is to probably use a duramax 18hp and figure from them how to make the original hydraulic pump work. I have found your videos very informative and helpful. Thank you for taking time to create these for people who don’t like to see good stuff go to waste. Looking forward to your next build!!!
That is an awesome display of what that little engine can do!
Yes it is thanks for commenting
If you put a hydraulic setup on that it would help the power…you can get a hydraulic pump and adapter to hook directly to the engine like on a log splitter…then a motor to hook to the tractor….
At 1½:1 that means the blade is turning slower.
Because it is geared down so that it will not bog down as easy.
If the other bush hog with the stumpjumper operated at 1:1 then that would be another reason why it was slower to pick up speed because that is a higher gear ratio.
I love that little tractor!
i said it backwards out of habit i always want to say the big number first when im thinking out loud 1 turn on the gear hooked to the tracot 1 1/2 turn on the gear to the brush hog is what i meant to say so 1 to 1 1/2 to clarify ps thanks for watching
I enjoy your tractor videos
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Very impressive lil machine for sure!😊
Thanks
Nice to see you post a video brush hog works pretty good
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Very impressive.
Thank you very much!
That’s pretty impressive
thanks
you came back with the engines! ! !
brilliant !
I loved the video
you already have my thumbs up
I look forward to more modified tractors
and may your little peasants do well
a big greeting
Thank you very much!
Hi mate. This certainly impressed me. I understand gearing but for a 6.5 there is a lot it’s doing here and handling it really good. Well done mate.
Steve, Sydney Australia
thanks for watching
I just subscribed!! I love that little B allis tractor!! You’re right, you can’t beat that deal. I’m surprised it would pull the bush hog.
My daddy has a couple B’s 2 AC g models, a CA too. Of course some wd’s as well. I even have one but I haven’t touched it in years.
Enjoyed it!
Thanks for subscribing glad to have you on the channel feel free to go through and look at the videos lots of tractor stuff to browse and you would probably like the log splitter I just built aswell hopefully I will get some time and get some wood videos out soon hope you enjoy and hopefully your dad is using all those great Allis tractors
@@Farmscrap1183 he definitely uses them. One day I may do a video on his collection of antique tractors!!
I think That would make a good video
What model/year Allis Chalmers tractor was that originally based on? TIA
not sure exactly its a b model is all i know
Are you going to repair the original motor and put it back on there or not?
no
How did you figure the ratio for sheave size on the belt drive?
just roughed it out in my head
Ok, thank you. I have a Kubota L210 with a bad engine and no longer supported by them for parts that I was considering doing this to. Plan is to probably use a duramax 18hp and figure from them how to make the original hydraulic pump work. I have found your videos very informative and helpful. Thank you for taking time to create these for people who don’t like to see good stuff go to waste. Looking forward to your next build!!!
You forgot the ticks
no i didnt that is why i stayed on the tractor