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Is this rare or not

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Brad Kampert

07-01-2001 08:45:51




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Does anybody know if this WD-45 is rare because it even has the original Allis front end loader on it. It has been changed to hydraulics but still has the small rollers for the cables to dump. Im am not sure this is a WD or a WD-45. Serial #WD99136. Also
this tractor has a type of three point hitch on it
but the hook up is different from other three
point hitches, anybody know much about this?Where
can I get decals for this tractor also?

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Duey (IA)

07-01-2001 19:02:15




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 Re: Is this rare or not in reply to Brad Kampert, 07-01-2001 08:45:51  
Allis Chalmers Model WD
Year Starting Serial Number 1948 7 1949 9280 1950 35471 1951 72356 <<<<<<<<<<< 1952 105216 1953 131273



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John (C-IL)

07-01-2001 19:29:52




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 Re: Re: Is this rare or not in reply to Duey (IA), 07-01-2001 19:02:15  
Not only the WD but with WD45 production added in there were 236,958 of these models made and if my family is any indication half of them are still running.



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Dave K.

07-01-2001 09:56:52




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 Re: Is this rare or not in reply to Brad Kampert, 07-01-2001 08:45:51  
All the WD's came with hydrulics. Yours is not rare. From the serial number it is a WD, not a WD45. Further way to check is all but latest WD's had straight shifter. WD's had a plate on the right side of the engine over the valve lifters, WD-45 does not. You probably are talking of the snap coupler hitch which was Allis Chalmers version of the 3-point for the WD's. Early WD's did not have snap coupler but many were converted. Go to www.dstratton.com AC board, do a serial number search for the year of your tractor.

Dave

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