Made it back

Eldon (WA) · Sep 17, 2015

Went up to Cranbrook, Canada today and bought home another Allis. Crossing the border was no different than when I last went 12 or so years ago. Just had my expired passport and regular drivers license. Filled out an import form when coming back, never even asked to see the bill of sale. 9 hours on the road and 27 gallons of diesel later....

ASEguy · Sep 17, 2015

Nice looking Allis.

Bob Bancroft · Sep 17, 2015

Can't quite tell what it is. D15 diesel?

EricB · Sep 17, 2015

Eldon...bear with a bit of humour...you're into cross border hunting a rare species...border services haven't caught on yet that no more A-C's are allowed to leave Canada LOL. I
might have to go have a talk to them

Don't worry I'm happy for you...not jealous.

Eldon (WA) · Sep 17, 2015

(quoted from post at 17:19:32 09/17/15) Can't quite tell what it is. D15 diesel?

You guessed it!

806man · Sep 17, 2015

By the looks of that bucket that thing is an daily driver. Maybe not too much wrong with it. Good score!!

Eldon (WA) · Sep 17, 2015

(quoted from post at 17:34:58 09/17/15) Eldon...bear with a bit of humour...you're into cross border hunting a rare species...border services haven't caught on yet that no more A-C's are allowed to leave Canada LOL. I
might have to go have a talk to them Don't worry I'm happy for you...not jealous.

Well my Massey 35 diesel went to Canada last spring....just had to even things up again

Dopp Creek · Sep 17, 2015

Hey Eldon,
Where did you find good info about bringing machinery into the U.S.? I see some reasonable prices of haying equipment but am unsure about
regs and duties. Don't want any surprises when I hit the border coming home to Oregon.
br>Dopp

Eldon (WA) · Sep 17, 2015

(quoted from post at 19:45:02 09/17/15) Hey Eldon,
Where did you find good info about bringing machinery into the U.S.? I see some reasonable prices of haying equipment but am unsure about
regs and duties. Don't want any surprises when I hit the border coming home to Oregon.
br>Dopp

I think it gets a little more complicated with higher priced items and items used for a business. This tractor was made in the USA, so it gets to come back duty free, as has always been the case. I let them know that I was a tractor collector.

showcrop · Sep 18, 2015

(quoted from post at 19:45:02 09/17/15) Hey Eldon,
Where did you find good info about bringing machinery into the U.S.? I see some reasonable prices of haying equipment but am unsure about
regs and duties. Don't want any surprises when I hit the border coming home to Oregon.
br>Dopp

One way to get a bad surprise at the border is to have any visible organic matter in or on it.

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