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BillyinStoughton

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One of my co-workers has this tractor sitting behind his house and asked me if I would like it for a project (all I have to do is haul it out). While I'll be the first to admit I am a diehard Red guy, I've got a fond spot in my heart for the ones from Milwaukee.

I believe it to be a WD-45, but thought I would get some expert opinions on the situation.

Thanks boys!

I'll throw in one red one just to keep you's guys honest!

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It has the curved shifter of the WD45, but go by the serial number- which is on the left rear vertical face of the differential. It will start with WD. If 146607 or above, it is a WD45. The curved shifter started on the WD in late 1952, at 127008. Loader looks to be a Paulson trip bucket model.
 
Hey, if your blood is too red to take home a free tractor no matter what the color, let me know. I will be on the way in just hours.
Gary
 
I never said my blood was too red. I've spent some time on an Allis in the tobacco fields around here. I think I've got a spot in the shed all picked out for her. A good friend of mine wears the orange pretty proud. If I drag this thing home maybe I can finally get him off me Scottish arse!
 

Very nice condition..!!

Even has a belt pulley on it..

Looks like the lights may not be very effective..!!

Only a "Nelson" muffler sounds "right" on them...!

It will help you build your arms up, if you put much weight in the bucket..!!!

Ron..
Ron.
 
Very nice!
I am prone to Olivers but I have more Orange in the fleet than Ollie :)

Nice looking rig!
 
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