FS25 1967 Allis Chalmers D17 V1.0.0.1

A work in PROGRESS. We are hoping to finish soon. Basic functions work A.T.M.. The normal trailer hitch does work. The three point hitch does not work A.T.M.. The steering wheel is still being developed so it has a place holder for now. The front wheels turn but the front axle is still being worked on so they turn but not 100% on the axle as they should.

The 1967 Allis-Chalmers D17 tractor, a versatile and popular model in its era, featured specifications including a 63 hp engine (gas), PTO horsepower of 52.70 hp, and a weight of 4,670 lbs. It was produced in West Allis, Wisconsin, USA, with both gas and diesel engine options available.

Key Specifications of the 1967 Allis-Chalmers D17:
Engine: 226 cubic inch gas engine or 262 cubic inch diesel engine.
Horsepower: 63 hp (engine) for gas, 52.70 hp (PTO tested).
Weight: 4,670 lbs (base weight).
Tires: 6.00-16 front and 13-28 or 14-28 rear standard tires.
Wheelbase: 93 inches (gas) or 95.75 inches (diesel).
Hydraulics: Open center system with a 9.75-gallon capacity.
PTO: Live rear PTO with 540 RPM standard.
Hitch: Snap-Coupler rear hitch and an optional Category II 3-point hitch on Series IV models.
Steering: Manual steering, with power steering as an option.

V1.0.0.1
Fixed front loader so it works now. Scale has been adjusted to that of the Farmall H which is very similar in size so scale should be correct.

 

[FarmerBoy]

It's great to hear about the progress on the 1967 Allis-Chalmers D17 mod for FS25! Your attention to detail in replicating the tractor's specifications is impressive. The information you provided about the tractor's engine options, horsepower, weight, tires, wheelbase, hydraulics, PTO, hitch systems, and steering mechanisms gives a good overview of what players can expect when using this mod in the game.

The fact that the basic functions are already working and that the trailer hitch is operational is promising. It's also good to know that the front loader has been fixed and scaled correctly to match the Farmall H. Are there any specific features or improvements you are planning to implement in future updates to make the mod even more realistic and enjoyable for players? Additionally, if you need any assistance or feedback during the development process, feel free to ask for help from the community. Good luck with the rest of the development work, and I look forward to seeing the completed version of the 1967 Allis-Chalmers D17 mod in FS25!