Allis-Chalmers G Specs ( 1948-1955 )

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Overview

The Allis-Chalmers G is a rear-engine tool carrier tractor produced between 1948 and 1955 with a total production run of 29,976 units. It is powered by a 1.0L Continental four-cylinder gasoline engine and was offered with either a 3-speed gear or 4-speed creeper transmission. Nebraska Tractor Test 398 recorded a maximum belt power of 10.33 hp and a maximum drawbar pull of 1,143 lbs.

Ideal Applications

Tested Drawbar Performance: In Nebraska Tractor Test 398, the Allis-Chalmers G achieved a maximum drawbar power of 9.04 hp and a maximum pull of 1,143 lbs while operating in first gear.
Tool Carrier Configuration: The design features a rear-mounted engine and adjustable front and rear tread widths ranging from 36 to 64 inches to support a line of custom under-belly mounted implements.
Engine and Belt Pulley Specifications: The 62-cubic-inch liquid-cooled engine operates at a rated 1800 RPM and drives a 6-inch diameter belt pulley at 1950 RPM, resulting in a belt speed of 3063 ft/min.

Production

Description Tool Carrier tractor / Built in Gadsden, Alabama, USA / Original price was $970 in 1955 / The Allis-Chalmers G was designed for small farms and gardens. The small, rear-engine machine was more like the motor cultivators of the 1920s than a tractor. It featured a full line of custom implements that mounted under the belly.
Manufacturer Allis Chalmers
Total built 29,976

Engine

Engine type Continental 1.0L 4-cyl gasoline
Fuel tank 5 gal (18.9 L)
Air cleaner oil bath
Bore/Stroke 2.375x3.50 inches (60 x 89 mm)
Compression 5.75:1
Coolant capacity 6.5 qts (6.2 L)
Description Continental AN-62 / gasoline / 4-cylinder / liquid-cooled vertical L-head
Displacement 62 ci (1.0 L)
Exhaust valve clearance 0.010 inches (hot) (0.254 mm)
Firing order 1-3-4-2
Intake valve clearance 0.010 inches (hot) (0.254 mm)
Point gap 0.020 inches (0.508 mm)
Rated RPM 1800
Sparkplug gap 0.025 inches (0.635 mm)
Starter volts 6
Oil capacity 3.5 qts (3.3 L)
Belt (tested) 10.33 hp (7.7 kW)
Drawbar (claimed) 10 hp (7.5 kW)
Drawbar (tested) 9.04 hp (6.7 kW)

Transmission

Clutch 165.1mm dry disc / 165.1mm dry disc
Gears 3 forward and 1 reverse / 4 forward and 1 reverse
Oil capacity 8 qts (7.6 L) / 8 qts (7.6 L)
Transmission creeper
Type gear / creeper
Transmission type 3-speed gear / 4-speed creeper
Transmission type 3-speed gear / 4-speed creeper

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Description Manual steering / Mechanical external expanding brakes
Drive type Two-wheel drive

Electrical

Battery volts 6
Charging system generator
Ground positive

Dimensions & Tires

Ag front 4.00-12
Ag rear 6-30
Clearance (drawbar) 13.1 inches (33 cm)
Clearance (rear axle) 17.4 inches (44 cm)
Front tread 36 to 64 inches (91 to 162 cm)
Height (steering wheel) 55.7 inches (141 cm)
Length 116 inches (294 cm)
Rear tread 36 to 64 inches (91 to 162 cm)
Wheelbase 68.5 inches (173 cm)
Front tire 4.00-12
Rear tire 6-30
Weight 1285 to 1400 pounds
Wheelbase 68.5 inches (173 cm)

Allis Chalmers G Weight

Ballasted 1750 lbs (793 kg)
Operating 1400 lbs (635 kg)
Shipping 1285 lbs (582 kg)

Belt Pulley

Diameter 6 inches (15 cm)
RPM 1950
Speed 3063 ft/min (933.60 meters/min)
Width 4 inches (10 cm)

G Serial Numbers

1948 6
1949 10961
1950 23180
1951 24006
1952 25269
1953 26497
1954 28036
1955 29036
Description FAQ: How to read a serial number table.
Final 29976
Location: Top of transmission case, rear of shift lever

Links

Description Allis G Restoration: photos of the restoration of a 1949 AC G

Nebraska Tractor Test 398

Belt fuel use (max) 1.2 gal/hour (4.5 l/hour)
Belt power (max) 10.33 hp (7.7 kW)
Description Gasoline 4-speed 2WDJuly 16 - 30, 1948Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 398 file / Drawbar performance / Gear 2 used for power test. / Gear 1 used for pull test.
Max power 9.04 hp (6.7 kW)
Max pull 1,143 lbs (518 kg)

References

Description Model G Rear Engine Tractor published in 1950, by Allis Chalmers / The Model G Tractor published in 1948, by Allis Chalmers / Operating Instructions Model G Tractor (TM-4A) / Farm Equipment Service Manual (SM-3) / Farm Power Facts published in 1954, by Allis Chalmers