Allis Chalmers D21 Series II
| 1963 - 1969 |
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D Series | Row-Crop tractor |
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Series map:
D21
134.4hp*
*Estimated engine power for comparison only.
Production |
Manufacturer | Allis Chalmers
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Row-Crop tractor |
Built in West Allis, Wisconsin, USA |
Total built | 2,409
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Original price was $10,500 in 1969 |
The upgraded D21 II began at serial number 2201 in 1965. |
Allis Chalmers D21 Power |
PTO (claimed) | 121 hp 90.2 kW
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Plows | 7
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Drawbar (tested) | 116.41 hp 86.8 kW
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PTO (tested) | 127.75 hp 95.3 kW
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Performance test details ... |
Mechanical |
Two-wheel drive |
Power steering |
Band actuated disc brakes |
Open operator station. |
Tractor hitch |
Rear Type | III/II
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Power Take-off (PTO) |
Rear PTO | independent
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Rear PTO Type | 1000
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D21 Serial Number Location |
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Serial number on the left side of the Allis-Chalmers D21, stamped into the flange near the starter mounting. |
D21 Serial Numbers |
1963 | 100 (Series I)
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1964 | 1417 (Series I)
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1965 | 2079 (Series I)
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Final | 2129 (Series I)
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1965 | 2130 (Series II)
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1966 | 2408 (Series II)
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1967 | 2863 (Series II)
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1968 | 3777 (Series II)
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1969 | 4498 (Series II)
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Final | 4609 (Series II)
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FAQ: How to read a serial number table.
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Electrical |
Ground | negative
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Charging system | Delco-Remy generator
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Charging amps | 32
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Batteries | 2
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  | 4 OptOptional
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Battery volts | 12
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Battery AH | 95
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References |
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Operating Instructions Model D21 Series II Turbocharged Diesel Tractor (TM-385A) published in 1965 |
It's here! New One-Ninety XT published in 1965, by Allis Chalmers |
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