Allis Chalmers 8010

The Allis Chalmers 8010 is a row-crop tractor produced from 1982 to 1985 as part of the 8000 Series. Built in West Allis, Wisconsin, USA, a total of 1,832 units were made. It features a turbocharged 4.9L 6-cylinder diesel engine delivering tested drawbar power of 91.46 hp and PTO power of 107.38 hp. The tractor offers two- or four-wheel drive options, electro-hydraulic rear differential lock, hydrostatic power steering, and differential hydraulic wet disc brakes. The Acousta cab comes standard with heat and air-conditioning, with optional radio and cassette player. Transmission options include 16-speed and 20-speed partial power shifts and a 12-speed Allis-Chalmers power shift. The tractor has a fuel capacity of 60 gallons with an optional 25-gallon tank, and a rear differential oil capacity of 66.8 quarts. Hydraulics are load-sensitive with 2 or 3 valves and a total flow of 45 gpm. Dimensions vary between 2WD and 4WD models, with wheelbases of 106 and 96 inches respectively, and weights ranging from 12,630 to 13,600 pounds. Tire options are diverse for both front and rear. Electrical system includes a 12-volt battery and 100-amp alternator. The tractor uses a Type II rear hitch with a lift capacity of 6,680 lbs at 24 inches. The rear PTO is independent with 540/1000 rpm options.