OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

AND
REPAIR PARTS IllUSTRATIONS
HYDRAULIC PUMP
BELT PULLEY
LIFTING EQUIPMENT
USED WITH MODEL "G" TRACTOR

ALLIS-CHALMERS MFG. CO.

TRACTOR DIVISION

MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN, U. S. A.
LITHO. IN U. S. A.
FORM TM-43A I
 FOREWORD

This book is written for the purpose of providing setting l1P instructtons
and essential information regarding installation, operation, adjustments
and lubrication for the Hydraulic Pwnp, Lift Shafts and Hydraulic Linkages
for use with the Model "G" tractor and companion implements. A close
adherence to these instructions will result in many hours of satisfactory
service and a longer operating life for these attachments.
In addition to the written material in this book, actual photographs are
used to clearly show the various parts mentioned in the setting up and
adjustment instructions.
Many owners of''Allis-Chalmers''equipment employ the Dealers Service
Departf11ent for all service requirements other th~n routine care and
adjustments. This practice is encouraged as all dealers are kept well
informed regarding advanced methods of servicing''Allis-Chalmers''
products and are equipped to render complete service.

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 INDEX

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BELT PULLEY •...•.• 5
10 68
7599
GENERAL INFORMATION .... 47~ 353

HYDRAULIC LIFT (REAR FURROW ING BAR) .

Attaching .•••••..
Operation & Adjustments

HYDRAULIC LINKAGE ••••

"G" Fertilizer ••••••
"G" Front Mounted Planter & Side Dresser
"G" Mowe r • . . • • • • •
"G" Power Driven Seeder
"G" 2-Way Plow •••.•
INSTALLATION OF HYDRAULIC PUMP

INSTALLA TION OF CONTROL LEVER

LIFT SHAFTS .••••••

Attac hing • • • • • . • •
Hydraulic Ram & Anchor
Lift Shaft & Tool Carrier
Operation & Adjustments
REPAIR PARTS SECTION

RIGHT & LEFT .•••••

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 GENERAL INFORMATION

The hydraulic system available for the Model The Regular Lift Shaft is used in connection with
"G" tractor will permit the operator to raise all "G" implements except when the R.H. and
or lower the various implements used with the L.H. pick-up plows are used together.
Model "G" both easily and quickly.
The Split Type Lift Shaft must be used when both
Two types of lift shafts are available, besides plows are to be attached. However, this shaft
a separate linkage for raising or lowering the can be used with all implements, thus, it is only
rear furrowing bar. necessary to obtain one lift shaft depending on the
implements to be used.

RIGHT AND LEFT

The right '\nrl ieft sides are determined by stand- direction of forward travel.
ing at rr )f tractor or implement and facing the

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 INSTALLATION OF THE MODEL "G" HYDRAULIC PUMP

FIG.A FIG. B FIG. C

Drain oil from differential and clutch and reduc- washer causes the tube flange to extend too far
tion gear housing. Remove cover frOln left side of cut away a little metal at "D". If the 9/16" hole
clutch and gear reduction housing. Clean surface is countersunk as at Fig. "c" use washer 224670
of housing and face of pump drive housing. Use on long end of suction tube.
one gasket, coating both sides with sealer. Insert
sue tion tube in 9/16" hole in hous ing. Plac e On tractors prior to G-22342 the 9/16" hole for
seal ring on short end of suction tube as shown the suction tube must be drilled. Use the tem-
in Fig. "A". Put tee and pipe in pump before plate included to locate hole. The 9/16" hole is
starting on tractor. Put pump in position and located 5/16" above the pump attaching bolt and
start capscrews. Tighten evenly and securely. 1-63/64" from the face of housing. When this
Check backlash of gears. If backlash is less than hole is drilled, use a breast drill and use cup
.004" use two gaskets. grease on end of drill to collect chips. Make a
turn or two and clean drill and regrease. Be
If clutch housing is as shown at Fig. "B" install sure no chips enter housing·. If they do they must
as above. If the flange on tube does not stand out be removed before operating pump.
above clutch housing use washer 224670. If the
INSTALLATION OF CONTROL LEVER
The control lever bracket attaches to the left valve will open. It will make a slight squealing
hand fuel tank support in the two forward bolts. noise. When this noise is heard the lever should
Place the link rod in position between hand lever be released. To lower implement push down on
and pump with the spring guide on rear side of control lever. Leave lever down while implement
bracket with long end forward. Put spring and is in usell .In this position the implement is free
retainer washer on rod. Place pump control to float.
lever in center position (hold position). Hold
hand lever about level, Tighten setscrew in rod Flush out the reduction gear and transmission
end. Install cotter pin in front hole of link rod. housings thoroughly and fill with SAE 20 motor
Push spring forward until slightly compressed oil when the pump is installed.
and install cotter pin in one of the three holes at
rear of link rod that will hold spring in position Connect the ram hose to the front ram and
with the least amount of compression. This tighten, bring hose back through torque tube and
spring returns the control lever from the raising connect to pump outlet with swivel connector. If
position to the hold position when the hand lever rear ram is used, place the fitting between hose
is released. The spring is entirely loose when and pump before pump is placed on tractor.
pump is placed in lowering position. Connect rear hose to tee and to rear ram last.
A valve is placed between the hose and rear ram.
To operate pump pull up on control lever until By partially closing this valve delayed lift of
ram extends the desired amount, then release rear bar is accomFiished. A hole must be drilled
lever which will automatically return to the hold in plate welded to frame member. Drill a 1"
position. When ram is fully extended the by-pass hole and chamfer the edges so it will not cut
hose. See sketch for location, (page 10).

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BRACKET ASS~L-Y _._- TANK II

LEVER ASSEMBLY

BELT PULLEY
Remove the cover from the side of the pump they should have .004" to .007" backlash. If they
drive gears. Clean the surface, apply shellack do not, use two shims.
to both sides of the shim. Place pulley as-
sembly in position and tighten capscrews to If the pulley is noisy when operated without
25 ft. lbs. torque. Try the backlash of gears, belt, remove the sheave.
LIFT SHAFTS

ATTACHING
Both types of lift shafts attach in the same
manner. Howeve r, when installing the Split
Type Lift Shaft it will be necessary to install
the throwout lever carriage bolts before the
hydraulic ram is placed in position.
LIFT SHAFT AND TOOL CARRIER
Remove parallel linkages (1) Fig. 1 and clamping
bolts (2) from support bar (3). Insert bolts (2)
into lift shaft bearings (4) and (5), then place lift
shaft across top of tractor frame. Place support
bar under tractor frame and clamp loosely to lift
ahaft bearings (4) and (5). Slide complete as-
sembly forward as far as possible. Square sup-
port bar with tractor frame or axle, then tighten
clamping bolts (2) securely. Attach spring anchor
to underside of tractor frame plate and secure
with bolt (6). Install spring (7) between arm on
lift shaft and spring anchor and tighten until or out, then attach pressure rods (10) to rocker
spring coils are separated. Replace parallel arms. Be sure pressure rods are vertical to
linkages (1) on support bar and space as desired. the parallel linkage, then tighten bolts in clamps
Loosen clamps (8) and slide rocker arms (9) in (8) securely.

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HYDRAULIC RAM 4NI:> ANCHOR
Turn rain lmchor (11) Fig. 2 so ram attaching pin
is toward the rear, then loosely clamp anchor to
tractor frame.
NOTE: When installing Split Type Lift Shaft,
attach stop links \.12) Fig. 3 and trip levers (13)
before placing ram in position. Holes in trip
levers (13) are drilled off center and must be
installed witl)narrow portion of hole toward rear
as illustrated.
Remove pins fro", anchor (11) and ram arm (14).
Attach cylinder end of ram to anchor (11) and
completely collapse ram. Make certain ram arm
(14) is in contact with stop (15), then with ram
completely collapsed, slide ram anchor forward
or back until pin can be entered through arm (14)
and ram plunger •. This will provide maximum
lift. Align anchoti(l;IJ so ram and pins do not
bind, then secure\y damp anchor to tractor
frarrE. Screw adjus~g crank (16) into stop (15).
OPERA TION &t AD] t:1S~MENT~ Tension on spring (7) may be increased to aid
penetration. For normal operation keep spring
Screw the adjusting crank (1-6) F!R. Z'in or out under a light tension.
to limit working depth of implements except when
using the attached plow. Whenplow is used, turn If it is necessary to move tool carrier toward the
adjusting crank out until stop (15) is in contact rear, loosen clamp on ram anchor (11) so it is
with ram arm (14). free to move back with tool carrier.
Rocker arms (9) Fig. 4 may be slid in or out to When using the Split Type Lift Shaft with imple-
accommodate various position of tool carrier ments other than the 2 way plow, remove stop
linkage. Be sure to keep clamps (8) tight. links (12) Fig. 3 (also trip levers (13) if desired)
Lubric ate rocker arm shafts and bore of lift and install bolt and bushing (17) Fig. 4 through
shaft to prevent rusting and permit ease of arms on lift shaft. Be sure to remove bolt and
adjustment. bushing when the 2 way plow is to be used.

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 HYDRAULIC LIFT (REAR FURROWING BAR)
ATTACHING

Attach post assembly (18) Fig. 5 to right hand

side of tractor clutch housing. Install ram as
illustrated placing cylinder end of ram on pin at
top of post (18). The word "top" on end of ram is
placed on the underneath side. Attach furrowing
bar and secure with pivot bolt (19). Be sure fur-
rowing bar is free to move without binding on
pivot bolt. Install lift link (20) between lift arm
(21) and trunnion (22). When tool bars (23) are
placed in the extl.mded..position as shown, place
clamps on each side of lift link (20). When tool
bars are to be used in the sh"rt position, place
one c lamp as far forward as possible. Raise fur-
rowing bar by hand to check for possible inter-
ference, then,tighten clamps seclJrely.
OPERA TION & ADJUSTMENTS
The length of delay especially in lowering of
rear furrowing bar is affected by the relative
weight of the front and rear mounted tools. With
either light weight tools in front or extra heavy
tools on furrowing bar or both it may be desir-
able to increase the delay of lifting and lowering.
This may be accomplished by placing spring link
(24) Fig. 5 in lower hole in spring anchor (25) place spring link (24) in upper hole of spring
and tightening spring (26). anchor (25) and use maximum spring tension.
Adjust needle valve (27) carefully to produce the
With heavY tools in front and light tools in rear, desired delay. '

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 HYDRA ULIC LINKAGE

"G" FERTILIZER lever and arm on lift shaft. Hook chain between
fertilizer lift shaft arm (30) and lift lever (28).
Attach lift lever (28) Fig. 6 to inner side of ram NOTE: Chain must be slack when implement is
anc:hor (11). Then install lift link (29) between in working position.

FIG. 7
"G" MOWER lift shaft as far as possible and clamps tightened
securely. Hook lift chain between extension (31)
Attach extension (31) Fig. 7 to outer side of R.H. and mower lift shaft. NOTE: Chain must be
rocker arm (32). Rocker arm must be slid into slack when mower is in working position.

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"G" FRONT MOUNTED PLANTER AND SIDE
DRESSER

Pass throwout chain under tractor frame and

hook between arm (33) Fig. 8 on lift shaft and
throwout arm (34). Adjust length of chain so
throwout arm engages clutch (35) and chain is
slack whenplanter is raised to transport position.

"G" 2-WAY PLOW

To lower plow, pull back on either R.H. or L.H.

trip levers (13) Fig. 9 depending on which plow
is to lowered. Be sure adjusting crank (16) is
turned out far enough so lift chains are slack
when plow is in working position and that bolt
and bushing (17) Fig. 4 is removed.

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"Q" POWER DRIVEN SEEDER gates open, tighten clamping bolts securely, then
raise bracket several times to make certain
Remove throwout linkage if on seeder. Refer to seed gates operate freely. Raise seeder to fully
Fig. 5 of Seeder Instruction Book. Lower seeder extend hydraulic ram (see Fig. 11). Raise
to fully collapse hydraulic ram. Rotate rocker bracket (38) Fig. 11 until seed gates are fully
shaft (36) Fig. 10 to fully open seed gates (37). closed, then hook chain (40) between bracket
Install throwout bracket (38) on rocker shaft and lift shaft arm as illustrated. Chain must be
(36) leaving bolts loose. Hook spring (39) be- slack when seeder is lowered to ground or floor.
tween hopper frame and bracket (38). With free Raise and lower seeder several times to observe
end of bracket resting on hopper frame and seed that seed gates open and close properly.

DRILL 1" HOLE

CHAMFER 45'

1-1/16"

1-11116"

FRONT SIDE OF REAR FRAME FLANGE

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 RIfPAIR PARTS SECTION

REPAIR PARTS

Order all repairs for your Model "G" Hydraulic To guide you in ordering repair parts, we have
Equipment from your local "Allis-Chalmers" provided the following illustrations which will
Dealer. identify the various parts.

HOW TO ORDER REPAIR PARTS

When ordering repair parts always give the 3. Always print your name and post office ad-
following information: dress where parts are to be shipped. Specify
whether material is to be shipped by freight,
l. Give model of tractor on which hydraulic express or parcel post.
equipment is used.
2. Give description of part and its location on the
unit.

IMPORTANT

Unless claims for shortages or errors are made bility ceases upon delivery of shipment to the
immediately upon receipt of goods, they will not transportation company, from whom a receipt
be considered. is received showing that shipment was in good
condition when delivered to them; therefore,
When broken goods are received, a full descrip- claims (if any) should be filed with the trans-
tion of the damage should be made by the carrier portation company and not with Allis-Chalmers
agent on the freight bill. If this descri.ption is Manufacturing Company.
insisted upon full damage can always be collected
from the transportation company. The right is reserved to change the construction
or material of any parts where it seems desirable
No responsibility is assumed for delay or damage to do so, without incurring the obligation of
to merchandise while in transit. Our responsi- installing such changes on units already delivered.

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 SPRING NUT

LINK

SHANK CLAMP Pl.A TE

REAR FURROWING BAR WITH HYDRAULIC LIFT

LIFT ARM

HYDRAULIC LIFT LINKAGE

H4 MOWER

CHAIN
HYDRAULIC LIFT LINKAGE
"G" FERTILIZER

LEVER ClAMP
SPRING

HYDRAULIC LIFT LINKAGE

"G" POWER DRIVEN SEEDER
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SPRING
ANCHOR
EYEBOlT

SPRING
COlLAR

REAR PIN

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SPRING ANCHOR

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SPRING
CLAMPING COLLAR

RAM
ANCHOR

CLAMP BLOCK

SPLIT TYPE HYDRAULIC LIFT SHAFT

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 HAND LEVER

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SUPPORT BRACKET

HYDRAULIC PUMP CONTROL

BEARING CUP

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FACE OF HOUSING
 AVOID ACCIDENTS
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MOST ACCIDENTS, WHETHER THEY OCCUR IN INDUSTRY, ON THE
FARM, AT HOME OR ON THE HIGHWAY, ARE CAUSED BY THE FAILURE
OF SOME INDIVIDUAL TO FOLLOW SIMPLE AND FUNDAMENTAL SAFETY
RULES OR PRE:AUTIONS. FOR THIS REASON MOST ACCIDENTS CAN BE
PREVENTED BY RECOGNIZING THE REAL CAUSE AND DOING SOME-
THING ABOUT IT BEFORE THE ACCIDENT OCCURS.
REGARDLESSOF THE CARE USED IN THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUC-
TION OF ANY TYPE OF EQUIPMENT THERE ARE MANY CONDITIONS THAT
CANNOT BE COMPLETELY SAFEGUARDED AGAINST WITHOUT INTERFER-
ING WITH REASONABLE ACCESSIBILITY AND EFFICIENT OPERATION.

A careful operator is the best insurance against

an accident. The complete observance of one
simple rule would prevent many thousand seri-
ous injuries each year. That rule is:
Never aHempt to clean, oil or adjust a machine
while it is in motion.

NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL

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