Allis Chalmers

Allis Chalmers RC

The Allis Chalmers RC was a less-expensive version of the WC, using the engine from a B in the chassis of the WC. It used the same frame so it could mount the same implements as the WC. The RC sold poorly, and was replaced by the successful Allis model C.

Power18 hp[P]

Founded1938 - 1941

ModelRC

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Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications and technical data for Allis Chalmers RC

Power

Plows	2
PTO (tested)	16.24 hp (12.1 kW)
Belt (claimed)	16 hp (11.9 kW)
Drawbar (tested)	12.11 hp (9.0 kW)
Drawbar (claimed)	12 hp (8.9 kW)

Tires

Ag rear	10-28
Ag front	4.75-15
Steel rear	40x6 steel
Steel front	24x4 steel

Engine

Type	distillate
Model	Allis-Chalmers 2.1L 4-cyl distillate
Cooling	liquid-cooled vertical I-head
Aux. fuel	1 gal (3.8 L)
Cylinders	4-cylinder
Fuel tank	13 gal (49.2 L)
Rated RPM	1500
Bore/Stroke	3.375x3.50 inches (86 x 89 mm)
Compression	4.75:1
Displacement	125.2 ci (2.1 L)
Firing order	1-2-4-3
Coolant capacity	9 qts (8.5 L)

Weight

Shipping	2,495 lbs (steel) (1131 kg)
Ballasted	4,005 lbs (1816 kg)
Shipping (rubber)	3,204 lbs (1453 kg)

Dimensions

Height	66 inches (167 cm)
Length	126 inches (320 cm)

Mechanical

Drive	Two-wheel drive

Production

Type	Row-Crop tractor
Notes	The Allis Chalmers RC was a less-expensive version of the WC, using the engine from a B in the chassis of the WC. It used the same frame so it could mount the same implements as the WC. The RC sold poorly, and was replaced by the successful Allis model C.
Built in	West Allis, Wisconsin, USA
Years made	1938 - 1941
Total built	5,501
Manufacturer	Allis Chalmers

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