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entwood

04-29-2001 18:02:50




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i just bought a supposedly wd45. the man i bought it from swears it is. the serial #s dont support it. it is 138587. can any one tell me if it is or isnt a wd45




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Dave in Mo

04-30-2001 09:26:26




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 Re: wd45 in reply to entwood, 04-29-2001 18:02:50  
Just curious, if the ammeter panel sits on the battery case rather than on the side facing the driver, then it's probably a WD45.



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Roger A. NY

04-29-2001 18:23:19




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 Re: wd45 in reply to entwood, 04-29-2001 18:02:50  
Entwood,

Not with that sn. WD45 started with 146607, I'm pretty sure. It could have a '45 engine if someone changed it but the sn. does not come up as a '45. It might have the bent shift lever as they put the newer transmission in at about that no. Also if you look on the side of the eng. block (can't remember which side) the straight WD had a bolt on panel where the 45 had a solid block. There are some other outward differences but I can't think of them right now.

Hope this helps!

Roger

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Brian G. NY

04-29-2001 19:05:13




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 Re: Re: wd45 in reply to Roger A. NY, 04-29-2001 18:23:19  
Look at the "engine" serial # on the side of the block just below the air cleaner to carb. hose. If the no. begins with WD it's a WD engine, if it starts with 45, it's a WD-45 engine.



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Tom

04-30-2001 16:53:34




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 Re: Re: Re: wd45 in reply to Brian G. NY, 04-29-2001 19:05:13  
45s had a solid right side on the block, WDs had a bolted on steel cover.



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