According to Agco Allis I have a 1951 WD45 diesel tractor. Take a good close look at the pictures I have uploaded. The current engine in the tractor is thought to be a WD45 gas engine made by the Fordson company in England. Look at the casting symbol. Also note the tractor is not the standard Allis orange and is lacking any identifying stickers. It also has D17 factory installed parts and the diesel precleaner air intake bowl. The serial number is hand stamped, with the second number 8 being upside down. According the UNL Larsen Tractor Test and Power Museum, the engineer pulled a WD from the assembly line in 1951. They installed the Buda Diesel engine into that tractor for testing. The problem is that Agco has no further info on this tractor dye to the purge they did to get out of the asbestos brake lawsuit. I need to find the info pertaining to the trying of the prototype WD45 to confirm that this is the tractor used in the testing. Any info would be most appreciated. I am a fully disabled Army Vet that is denied all VA benefits even after being honorably discharged. When I can prove that this is the prototype tractor I'll be able to put it into a museum and get some extra income to help support myself. Thank you