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Allis-Chalmers HD14 Specs ( 1939-1947 )

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Production

Description Built in Springfield, Illinois, USA
Manufacturer Allis Chalmers
Total built 6,405

Engine

Engine type General Motors 7.0L 6-cyl diesel
Fuel tank 68 gal (257.4 L)
Bore/Stroke 4.25x5.00 inches (108 x 127 mm)
Compression 16.0:1
Coolant capacity 48 qts (45.4 L)
Description General Motors 6-71 / blower diesel / 6-cylinder / liquid-cooled 2-cycle vertical I-head
Displacement 426 ci (7.0 L)
Oil capacity 14 qts (13.2 L)
Rated RPM 1500
Starter volts 12
Belt (claimed) 145 hp (108.1 kW)
Belt (tested) 145.39 hp (108.4 kW)
Drawbar (claimed) 127 hp (94.7 kW)
Drawbar (tested) 126.98 hp (94.7 kW)

Transmission

Gears 6 forward and 2 reverse / 3 forward and 1 reverse
Oil capacity 40 qts (37.9 L)
Type sliding gear / torque converter
Transmission type 6-speed sliding gear / 3-speed torque converter
Transmission type 6-speed sliding gear / 3-speed torque converter

Mechanical

Cab Open operator station.
Drive crawler

Dimensions & Tires

Gauge 68 inches (172 cm)
Height 80 inches (203 cm)
Length 165 inches (419 cm)
Operating weight 28750 lbs (13041 kg)
Width 92 inches (233 cm)

Allis Chalmers HD14 Tracks

Area on ground 3759 in² (2.4 m²)
Ground pressure 7.39 psi (0.5 bar)
Length on ground 85.4 inches (216 cm)
Width 22 inches (55 cm)

Dimensions & Tracks

Description 22-inch tracks
Weight 28750 to 29330 pounds

HD14 Serial Numbers

1939 18
1940 26
1941 549
1942 1166
1943 2113
1944 3138
1945 4259
1946 5455
1947 5815
Description FAQ: How to read a serial number table.
Final 6422
Location: Behind transmission case, right side

Nebraska Tractor Test 362

Belt fuel use (max) 9.6 gal/hour (36.3 l/hour)
Belt power (max) 145.39 hp (108.4 kW)
Description Diesel 6-speed crawlerOctober 15 - November 5, 1940Link: Nebraska Tractor Test 362 file / Drawbar performance / Gear 2 used for power test. / Gear 1 used for pull test.
Max power 126.98 hp (94.7 kW)
Max pull 28,019 lbs (12709 kg)

References

Description Build a Better Farm published in 1940, by Allis Chalmers

Variants

HD14C torque converter