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Greg Normand

03-04-1998 19:30:58




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I am interested in knowing what years these two tractors were produced and what year they changed to styled.I am interested in collecting WC`s.No one in my area I know of does. I`ve had the opportunity to opperate one and loved it. PS.Great site, much help! Thanks Greg.




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Dan D.

03-05-1998 10:01:03




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 Re: WC and WD in reply to Greg Normand, 03-04-1998 19:30:58  
: I am interested in knowing what years these two tractors were produced and what year they changed to styled.I am interested in collecting WC`s.No one in my area I know of does. I`ve had the opportunity to opperate one and loved it. PS.Great site, much help! Thanks Greg.

The WC was built from 1933 to 1948, and was styled and also got starter and lights in 1938 (it might be 1939, but i think it's '38). The WD was built from 1948 to 1953. The WC's were good old tractors and easy to collect and work on. However, if you have any idea that you might want to do any work with your tractor, think about a WD. They had more power, hydraulic and traction booster system for mounted implements, transmission clutch for live PTO, and power adjusted rear wheels.

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Greg Normand

03-05-1998 20:25:19




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 Re: Re: WC and WD in reply to Dan D., 03-05-1998 10:01:03  
Is it practical to put a three point hitch on a WC. The only function for my tractors will be haying.: : I am interested in knowing what years these two tractors were produced and what year they changed to styled.I am interested in collecting WC`s.No one in my area I know of does. I`ve had the opportunity to opperate one and loved it. PS.Great site, much help! Thanks Greg.

: The WC was built from 1933 to 1948, and was styled and also got starter and lights in 1938 (it might be 1939, but i think it's '38). The WD was built from 1948 to 1953. The WC's were good old tractors and easy to collect and work on. However, if you have any idea that you might want to do any work with your tractor, think about a WD. They had more power, hydraulic and traction booster system for mounted implements, transmission clutch for live PTO, and power adjusted rear wheels.

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mbrewer

03-06-1998 11:35:10




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 Re: Re: Re: WC and WD in reply to Greg Normand, 03-05-1998 20:25:19  

: Is it practical to put a three point hitch on a WC. The only function for my tractors will be haying.: : I am interested in knowing what years these two tractors were produced and what year they changed to styled.I am interested in collecting WC`s.No one in my area I know of does. I`ve had the opportunity to opperate one and loved it. PS.Great site, much help! Thanks Greg.
The biggest advantage a wd has over a wc is foot brakes!
: : The WC was built from 1933 to 1948, and was styled and also got starter and lights in 1938 (it might be 1939, but i think it's '38). The WD was built from 1948 to 1953. The WC's were good old tractors and easy to collect and work on. However, if you have any idea that you might want to do any work with your tractor, think about a WD. They had more power, hydraulic and traction booster system for mounted implements, transmission clutch for live PTO, and power adjusted rear wheels.

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