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Allis HD 6-G Controls ???

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augie584

06-30-2003 20:36:25




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Need some info on the operating controls on a 6-G loader. The unit appears to be an early 60's model. The engine has the four injectors on the left side running horizonally. The controls in question are located on the dash, on the top left side is a control rod going to the injector pump. Another is the lever on the left side area going to the same pump area. Also if someone can explain the other controls located from the operators seat. I just looked at this unit this pm not to familar with it but the price seems right at 5000.00 just need it to clear aprox 35 acres of heavy brush and medium trees of upto 6" diameter.Thanks.

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TomA

07-03-2003 20:16:48




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 Re: Allis HD 6-G Controls ??? in reply to augie584, 06-30-2003 20:36:25  
If you want to clear 35 acres of brush you had better check the undercarriage to b sure it is in runabble condition. Maybe you should have someone who is familiar with crawler tractors have a look at it,



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mikeinmo

07-01-2003 18:31:11




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 Re: Allis HD 6-G Controls ??? in reply to augie584, 06-30-2003 20:36:25  
My dad had one when I was a kid. I was just old enough to run it and be dangerous. First off let me say that all this information is subject to memory serving me correctly. The rod on the left running to the injector pump is the kill switch. Pull out to stop the engine, push in to run. Should be spring loaded to stay in the run position. The other lever control going to the injector pump is the throttle. Forward is idle, rearward is wide open. On your left there should be a lever coming out of the floorboard, this is the engine clutch. Forward is released, pull to the rear to engage, should come over center and stay engaged. In the center of the floor board there are two levers coming up, they are the steering clutches. Pulling on either one releases the track on that side for turning. The two pedals are the steering brakes. Push on those to stop either track after releasing the steering clutch. To the right of the steering clutches, also coming up from the floor board, is the gear shift for the transmission. Up and to the right are the bucket controls. Hope this helps, Good luck and God Bless.

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