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McCormick W9 (pictures)

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kgreg

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Thought I'd post a few pictures of my 1950 mccormick w9 at work doing some spring discing with an ih disc. Tractor ran great without any problems after working on the engine this winter.
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Around here in SJ you almost never see these. I just love how the W-9 tractors look with their chunky looks of power!
 
In my young growing up days on the farm in Indiana I saw pictures of those in farm magazines, never saw one in real. Dad would say "those are for wheatland" too "big" for our farm. Years later he had a much "bigger" tractor. Funny how opinions change depending partly on what's around the neighborhood.
 
Thats a beauty!! Who ever had that tractor took great care of it the grill is soooo nice. I would love to hear it purring
along on a threshing machine.
 
Really nice original! I wish I had mine up and running. Had to borrow the neighbors 4020 for the disc.
 
Can you give us a rough idea of location? Great looking tractor. I have many hours on a WD-9, and a WDR-9 in North Dakota in the 1950s.
The WDR-9 had a hand clutch and rectangular cross section rear fenders. I recently saw a WR-9 with a foot clutch and the rounded cross
section rear fenders.
 
I bought the tractor last fall out in North Dakota. It had a loader mounted on it and boy was it a club. It ran but very rough. The starter drive was bad in it as well, in turn that took out the flywheel ring gear. Ended up taking everything apart for a simple ring gear. Ended up rebuilding the carb, and it had a miss that I could not get rid of. I ended up pulling the head and had my uncle do a valve job. Cleaned everything up and put back together and now she just purrs. I am located in Rockford Minnesota.
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Nice rig, I grew up with a WR 9 and a super WDR 9 and
learned if it will pull the load it doesn't matter qhere
the throttle lever is , it will pull idling or wide open
just plain old bears.
 
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