Posted by Will Herring on December 14, 2020 at 07:53:44 from (73.176.127.145):
So yeah, I am needing to haul my narrow front Allis Chalmers WD later this week to have some work done that is beyond my capacity in my dirt floor shed, and I was wondering where the best anchor points are? I don't have any hooks welded on anything to assist.
Trying to remember where it got tied down 20 years ago when it was hauled off for some work, I remember one being hooked maybe on the drawbar support beam but not where it was chained in the front.
It was a whopping high of like 40 degrees or so yesterday and I did my third day of cleaning on the old gal to get it ready for shipment (didn't want to dirty up their shop).
Mineral spirits, dawn dish soap, a brush, a rag, scrapers, etc... Just trying to get 70 years of dirt, oil, and grease off. She actually looks better than I thought under all that.
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