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Wisconsin v465d information

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Ironalchemist

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Hi everybody!
I'm brand new here, and I thought that somebody might be able to help me out with some information.

I picked up a Hogg and Davis power take up reel trailer for $300, it has a Wisconsin v465d engine mated to what appears to be a fuller 4 speed transmission.

It won't start, but I'm sure the carb just needs to be gone through. The last one I got running using a triscut box for gasket material.

I thought it would be a great engine for my model T, considering it's already got an automotive transmission.

Has anyone seen a Wisconsin mated to a car transmission?
Do you think I could find clutch parts?
 
You might start by perusing their website.

As to the clutch, if you have a clutch and brake shop in your area, places like that can find parts for most any clutch.
Wisconsin engines
 
(quoted from post at 12:03:04 07/26/16) You might start by perusing their website.

As to the clutch, if you have a clutch and brake shop in your area, places like that can find parts for most any clutch.
Wisconsin engines
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Thank you. I looked around their website, it doesn't appear to be like any of the clutches listed. I'll see if I can find some numbers on the clutch itself, it looks like one you'd find on a small car. The release bearing is stuck, and the pressure plate is fused to the clutch puck.
 
Release bearings are pretty generic, when you get it cleaned up look for a number. They can be matched by style and dimensions, as well.

The lined plate isn't necessarily bad if it's simply rusted to the pressure plate.
 
Wisconsin offered lots of different flywheel housings and drive hubs, including hubs made to use with automotive
clutches. Most common with V465D was the SAE 5 housing. I think you could also get SAE 4.
 
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