It is 4 wheel drive, rear steer, Rockwell (I think) axles, 4 cylinder ford gas powered. Appears to be originally red-orange
(https://forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/33654/IMG_1455.JPG?easyrotate_cache=1479393311)
Looks like a good fixer upper.
I still haven't found a brand. I am going to try to get it. It runs and sounds great. I still don't know if it moves. Price is good though. Fixer uppers are my specialty.
Pettibone ?
Maybe so. I had not looked up that brand. Thanks
Yukon, just a wild guess but maybe Allis-chalmers? Good luck with it.
Does the clothes line come with it? :D That's a neat little loader and know I've seen one before but can't for the life of me think where, hope you get it!
I have looked through the allis lineup that I can find and no matches. The red orange is a bit off from an allis. This one is more red. The ford motor doesn't fit the allis mold. It does not look like a motor swap. I did find a Michigan with the same color and blue ford motor. It was not the same model but a closer match. Maybe I will have it home in a week or to know more. They want to keep the clothes line but that doesn't mean I can't put my own on it lol!
Yukon just wondering if you were able to identify that machine yet.
I have a Allis Chalmers Tractomotive T 10 front end loader but it doesn't look like that. I'm curious to find out what it is also ::)
Not yet. I hope to get it home soon. Then I can dig deeper into the mystery. Every time I hear of a different brand I go try to find all the models but that is a challenge also. Tractors are much easier to track down than construction type equipment it seems.
Seems to me that it is more likely from a forklift type of builder. The basic design looks that way, and they added the loader to expand their sales.
Ron you may be on to something. it does have the forklift look to it