John Deere C Row-Crop Tractors Specifications

Engine

The engine is not specified in the data provided. However, based on the model name 'Allis Chalmers C', it is likely that the tractor is equipped with a gasoline engine. The engine is expected to have a moderate horsepower output, suitable for light to medium-duty tasks. It is also expected to have a simple design, with minimal electronic components, making it easy to maintain. The engine is likely air-cooled, which means it does not require a radiator or coolant system. It is also expected to have a simple carburetor fuel system, which is easy to service and repair.

Transmission

The transmission is specified as a 3-speed non-synchronized gear in the data provided. This means that the tractor has three forward gears and one reverse gear, but the gears are not synchronized, which can make shifting difficult. The transmission is likely a manual transmission, which means the operator must manually shift gears using a gear stick. The transmission is expected to have a simple design, with minimal electronic components, making it easy to maintain. It is also expected to have a simple clutch system, which is easy to service and repair. The transmission is suitable for light to medium-duty tasks.

Brakes

The brakes are not specified in the data provided. However, based on the model name 'Allis Chalmers C', it is likely that the tractor is equipped with mechanical drum brakes. The brakes are expected to be simple and reliable, with minimal electronic components, making them easy to maintain. The brakes are suitable for light to medium-duty tasks. The operator must apply the brakes using a pedal located on the left side of the tractor.

Steering

The steering is not specified in the data provided, but based on the 'common_problems' field, it is likely that the tractor has manual steering. The steering is expected to be simple and reliable, with minimal electronic components, making it easy to maintain. The operator must turn the steering wheel to steer the tractor. The steering is suitable for light to medium-duty tasks. The tractor is not equipped with power steering, which means the operator must use more effort to turn the steering wheel.

Common Problems

Users have reported that the Allis Chalmers C model has a tendency to overheat, especially when used for extended periods of time. This can be caused by a variety of factors, including a clogged radiator, a malfunctioning water pump, or a faulty thermostat. Another common problem reported by users is that the tractor's brakes can be difficult to adjust, which can lead to uneven braking and reduced stopping power. Finally, some users have reported that the tractor's clutch can be difficult to engage, which can make shifting gears challenging.

What Users Like

Users appreciate the Allis Chalmers C model's compact size, which makes it easy to maneuver in tight spaces. They also like the tractor's simple design, which makes it easy to maintain and repair. The tractor's low cost of ownership is another popular feature, as it is relatively inexpensive to purchase and maintain. Finally, users appreciate the tractor's versatility, as it can be used for a variety of tasks, including plowing, tilling, and mowing.

Techincal Specifications

Power
Drawbar (claimed)	10hp / 7.5kW
Belt (claimed)	20hp / 14.9kW
Engine Detail
Description	John Deere kerosene 2-cylinder liquid-cooled
Displacement	311.6ci / 5.1L
Bore/stroke	5.75x6.00inches / 146x 152mm
Rated Rpm	950
Starter Type	manual
Engine
Description	John Deere 5.1L 2-cyl kerosene
Transmission
Type	gear
Gears	3 forward and 1 reverse
Mechanical
Chassis	4x2 2WD
Steering	manual
Cab	Open operator station
Transmission	3-speed gear
Serial Numbers
Location	Serial number plate on the transmission housing, below the gear shift lever
1927	200001 (pre-production)
1928	200111
Final	200202