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Allis Chalmers A vs Allis Chalmers D14

Verdict: Allis Chalmers A vs Allis Chalmers D14

The Allis Chalmers A and the Allis Chalmers D14 are both tractors — here is how they stack up on the figures that matter. Allis Chalmers A leads on rated power with 33 hp against 31 hp. Allis Chalmers D14 is the lighter machine (1,587 kg vs 3,254 kg), which helps on soft ground and transport, while the heavier model carries more ballast for traction-limited draft work. Allis Chalmers D14 is the newer design (1957 vs 1936). In short: choose the Allis Chalmers A for outright pulling power, or the Allis Chalmers D14 if a tighter budget and lighter footprint matter more. Compare the full spec tables below before booking a demo.

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Fit & specs

Allis Chalmers

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Allis Chalmers

Fit score

Best match

Clear

Rated power

33 hp

31 hp

Confidence

40%

Guide price

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Overview

Manufacturer

Allis ChalmersReference

distillateReference

The Power-Director hand clutch allows a shift on the move between high and low ranges for each gear.Reference

Total built

1,225Reference

23,050Reference

Engine

Aux. fuel

5.7 LReference

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Drawbar (claimed)

29.6 kWReference

23.1 kWReference

Belt (claimed)

38.2 kWReference

25.4 kWReference

Plows

4 (14 inch)Reference

3Reference

Displacement

8.4 LReference

2.4 LReference

Bore/Stroke

127 x 165 mmReference

89 x 98 mmReference

Compression

4.4:1Reference

8.5:1Reference

Gas Fuel tank

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53.0 LReference

LP-gas Fuel tank

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84.4 LReference

Drawbar (tested)

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23.0 kWReference

Belt (tested)

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25.4 kWReference

Fuel system

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carburetorReference

Air cleaner

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oil bathReference

Rated RPM

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1650Reference

Firing order

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1-2-4-3Reference

Starter volts

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6Reference

Coolant capacity

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8.5 LReference

Sparkplug gap

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0.635 mmReference

Point gap

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0.559 mmReference

Intake valve clearance

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0.229 mmReference

Exhaust valve clearance

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0.381 mmReference

Belt power (max)

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23.8 kWReference

Max power

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21.4 kWReference

Transmission

Type

non-synchronized gearReference

sliding gearReference

Gears

4 forward and 1 reverseReference

8 forward and 2 reverseReference

Transmission

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Power-DirectorReference

Dimensions

Weight

3254 kgReference

1587 kgReference

Rear tire

48x12.1Reference

12.00-26Reference

Ag rear

48x12.1 (steel)Reference

12.00-26Reference

Length

355 cmReference

327 cmReference

Height

167 cmReference

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Wheelbase

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217 cmReference

Front tire

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5.50-16Reference

Ag front

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5.50-16Reference

Height (hood)

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141 cmReference

Height (exhaust)

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202 cmReference

Operating weight

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1587 kgReference

Ballasted weight

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3175 kgReference

Ground clearance

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63 cmReference

Front tread

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22/39 cmReference

Rear tread

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137 to 203 cmReference

A Serial Numbers

1936

25701Reference

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1937

25726Reference

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1938

26305Reference

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1939

26614Reference

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1940

26782Reference

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1941

26896Reference

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1942

26915Reference

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Final

26925Reference

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Capacities

Diameter

33 cmReference

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Width

160 cmReference

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RPM

1000Reference

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Speed

963.17 meters/minReference

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PTO & Hydraulics

Rear PTO

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liveReference

Rear PTO Type

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540Reference

D14 Serial Numbers

1957

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1001Reference

1958

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9400Reference

1959

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14900Reference

1960

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21800Reference

Location:

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Torque housingReference

Electrical

Ground

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positiveReference

Battery volts

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6Reference

Test results

Belt fuel use (max)

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14.0 l/hourReference

Max pull

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2278 kgReference

Fit score weighs budget, operation size, crop match and data confidence against the details above. It’s guidance, not advice — always confirm with a dealer demo.