Allis-Chalmers 210 Specs ( 1970-1973 )
Overview
The Allis-Chalmers 210 is a row-crop farm tractor manufactured in West Allis, Wisconsin, from 1970 to 1973 with a total production run of 1,471 units. It features a 7.0L six-cylinder turbocharged diesel engine paired with an 8-speed sliding gear transmission and an open operator station, though a QCS cab became optional in 1972. Nebraska Tractor Test 1065 verified the model's performance with a tested PTO output of 122.4 hp and a maximum drawbar pull of 14,023 lbs.
Ideal Applications
Tested Engine and PTO Performance:
The 426 cubic inch turbocharged diesel engine produced 122.4 hp at the PTO during Nebraska Tractor Test 1065 while maintaining a fuel consumption rate of 8.0 gallons per hour.
Traction and Ballasted Weight Capacity:
Listed with an operating weight of 12,425 lbs, the tractor's weight can be increased to a ballasted maximum of 18,045 lbs to support its tested 14,023 lbs of pull capacity.
Transmission and PTO Configuration:
The mechanical system consists of an 8-speed sliding gear transmission with two ranges and an independent 1000 RPM rear PTO equipped with a hydraulic disc clutch.
Production
| Description | Row-Crop tractor / Built in West Allis, Wisconsin, USA |
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| Manufacturer | Allis Chalmers |
| Original price | $11,642 |
| Total built | 1,471 |
Engine
| Engine type | Allis Chalmers 7.0L 6-cyl diesel |
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| Fuel tank | 51 gal (193.0 L) |
| Air cleaner | dry |
| Bore/Stroke | 4.25x5.00 inches (108 x 127 mm) |
| Compression | 16:1 |
| Coolant capacity | 21 qts (19.9 L) |
| Description | Allis Chalmers 3500 / turbocharged diesel / 6-cylinder / liquid-cooled inline |
| Displacement | 426 ci (7.0 L) |
| Idle RPM | 650-2400 |
| Rated RPM | 2200 |
| Starter volts | 12 |
| Drawbar (tested) | 104.95 hp (78.3 kW) |
| PTO (claimed) | 122 hp (91.0 kW) |
| PTO (tested) | 122.4 hp (91.3 kW) |
Transmission
| Clutch | 355.6mm dry disc |
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| Description | Four gears (1-4) plus reverse (R) in two ranges (low/high). |
| Gears | 8 forward and 2 reverse |
| Transmission type | 8-speed sliding gear |
| Type | sliding gear |
Mechanical
| Cab | Open operator station. QCS cab optional starting in 1972. |
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| Description | Power steering / Disc brakes |
| Drive type | Two-wheel drive |
Hydraulics
| Pump flow | 21.5 gpm (81.4 lpm) |
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| Type | open center |
| Valves | 2 |
Hitch
| Rear Type | II OptOptional |
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PTO
| Clutch | hydraulic disc |
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| Rear PTO | independent |
| Rear PTO Type | 1000 |
Electrical
| Batteries | 2 |
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| Battery volts | 12 |
| Charging system | alternator |
Dimensions & Tires
| Ag front | 11.00-16 / 10.00-16 |
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| Ag rear | 18.4-34 / 23.1-30 |
| Ballasted weight | 18045 lbs (8185 kg) |
| Bar rear axle | 3.625 inch diameter (92 mm) |
| Clearance (front axle) | 21.6 inches (54 cm) |
| Clearance (rear axle) | 26 inches (66 cm) |
| Length | 164 inches (416 cm) |
| Operating weight | 12425 lbs (5635 kg) |
| Wheelbase | 100 inches (254 cm) |
| Width | 96 inches*Minimum width. (243 cm) |
| Front tire | 11.00-16 |
| Rear tire | 18.4-34 |
| Weight | 12425 lbs (5635 kg) |
| Wheelbase | 100 inches (254 cm) |
210 Serial Numbers
| 1970 | 1004 |
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| 1971 | 1107 |
| 1972 | 2082 |
| Description | FAQ: How to read a serial number table. |
| Final | 2469 |
| Location: | Serial number stamped into the tractor's torque housing. |
Allis Chalmers 210 Height
| Exhaust | 107 inches (271 cm) |
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| Hood | 70 inches (177 cm) |
| Steering wheel | 84 inches (213 cm) |
Nebraska Tractor Test 1065
| Description | Diesel 8-speed 2WDMay 3 - 13, 1971Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 1065 file / PTO performance / Drawbar performance / Gear 4L used for power test. / Gear 2L used for pull test. |
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| Fuel use | 8.0 gal/hour (30.3 l/hour) / 8.0 gal/hour (30.3 l/hour) |
| Max power | 104.95 hp (78.3 kW) |
| Max pull | 14023 lbs (6360 kg) |
| Power at rated engine speed | 122.4 hp (91.3 kW) |
References
| Description | Two-Ten Landhandler Tractor published in 1970, by Allis Chalmers / Two-Ten Landhandler Tractor published in 1972, by Allis Chalmers |
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