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1967 Allis Chalmers D17 V1.0.0.3 fs25-mods
FSMR, Dragons&Slayers
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A work in progress. We hope to finish soon. Basic functions are operational. The standard trailer hitch works. The three-point hitch is not functional at the moment. The steering wheel is still being developed, so it currently serves as a placeholder. The front wheels turn, but the front axle is still being worked on, so they turn but not perfectly aligned as they should be. The 1967 Allis-Chalmers D17 tractor, a versatile and popular model of its time, featured specifications including a 63 hp gasoline engine, PTO horsepower of 52.70 hp, and a weight of 4,670 lbs. It was manufactured in West Allis, Wisconsin, USA, with both gasoline and diesel engine options available. **Key Specifications of the 1967 Allis-Chalmers D17:** - Engine: 226 cubic inch gasoline engine or 262 cubic inch diesel engine. - Horsepower: 63 hp (engine) for gasoline, 52.70 hp (PTO tested). - Weight: 4,670 lbs. - Tires: 6.00-16 front and 13-28 or 14-28 rear standard tires. - Wheelbase: 93 inches (gasoline) or 95.75 inches (diesel). - Hydraulics: Open center system with a 9.75-gallon capacity. - PTO: Live rear PTO with 540 RPM standard. - Hitch: Snap-Coupler rear hitch and an optional Category II 3-point hitch on Series IV models. - Steering: Manual steering, with power steering available as an option. **V1.0.0.2** The cab has been replaced. **V1.0.0.3** A new front axle has been added, along with an FWA (Four-Wheel-Assist) option available in the wheel options. Minor other fixes have been implemented.
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OxisTV
11 Jul 2025
Really impressed by the detail you’ve put into the 1967 D17 as it brings back good memories! I’d suggest focusing on making the three-point hitch operational, as it's crucial for attachments and would enhance practicality on the fields. Keep up the great work on refining the steering too!
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grammy
11 Jul 2025
Took it for a spin on the field today. It feels solid, though I noticed the front axle still needs work for proper alignment. Harvesting went smoothly, but could use the three-point hitch soon! Looking forward to future updates. Keep pushing!
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