Heritage Iron Issue #72 - Digital Copy

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• FEATURING: Allis-Chalmers 200, a Perfection of the AC One-Ninety XT Diesel. One of the first print ads for the new AC 200 Landhandler described the tractor as being, "For the guy who wants big performance, but doesn't want to pay for 100 horsepower." Feature tractor owner: The Runyard Family - Oconomowoc, WI. 

• International Harvester 403 Combine. The 403 was a popular machine amongst the custom harvesting crews in the 1960s. They were easy to service for both daily maintenance and major repairs in the field, if needed. Combine owner: Dan Tordai - Martinton, IL. 

• Road Trip! Going out to Orange. Touring Allis-Chalmers collections: Meinhardt Farm Museum, Bergmann, Witzel, Mozer, Charlie Prince, Royal Bierbaum Museum, Folkers Restoration, and Charlie Widlund Collection. 

• Machinery Milestones: The tractor scene from 40, 50, and 60 years ago.

• A rare Hi-Crop Massey-Ferguson 165 makes an appearance at the Tri-State Gas & Engine Show in Portland, IN. Tractor owners: Aaron Helman and his sons, Breden and Grayson.

• Mini Muscle: Brett Berghorn's Model Mania.