Late WD45?

JDJohnDeere · May 29, 2009

Would this be a late model WD45? It was not custom because the neighbor has an origonal one just like it with a loader.

This appears to be another

bg/mo · May 29, 2009

It looks more like a plain wd to me, 45"s had battery ignition, not magneto.

warwagon01 · May 29, 2009

not for sure but didnt the later wd and 45s have a curved gear shifter

Kip-Utah · May 29, 2009

It's not even a late WD as it has the early transmission,shorter(3")head, and magneto. These features are all consistent with very early WD. Someone has painted it similar to later D series tractor and put WD45 decals on it. It does look kind of cool. BTW even the early D series tractors were paint monocramatic PO 1. Kip

Anonymous-0 · May 29, 2009

Straight shifter makes it a WD. Serial number will be below 127008.

Tramway Guy · May 29, 2009

It also has the older '3-bolt' wide front....

Anonymous-0 · May 29, 2009

paint is a customized job the rearend is a wd straight stick . the engine has a 4 inch head instead of the 3 inch could have been replaced cant see enough of the oiling system to tell what type of block it has . all in all its a nice tractor but the correct police would be all over it.

John Harmon · May 29, 2009

Straight gear shift,magneto ignition,3 bolt wide front axle,to each his own but IMHO it's a Gaudy looking WD.Nice sheet metal,tires,etc.but would look a whole lot better if painted as from the Factory.No insult intended so keep your shorts on straight.

Bill(Wis) · May 31, 2009

Definitely a straight old WD. The only thing "45" about that tractor is the wrong decal.

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