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R Gates

05-18-2003 18:23:05




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Just aquired a wc grader- engine no is w191243G am wondering what year it is? also is this a sleeved engine? pulled the base plug and got anti freeze then oil how come?




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David Bacon

05-21-2003 20:09:37




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 Re: wc grader in reply to R Gates, 05-18-2003 18:23:05  
You probably have a W-Road Patrol. It has a WC frame with a long front end. I have one and posted several questions, and seldom a answer. You may wish you were a octopus the first few times you try using it. I use mine quite often getting ready to pour concrete, and my best advise is a very slow idle and remember it is a grader and not a big bulldozer. It does a great job, lots of laughs when you first pull in to someone’s yard, and lot of apologies when you get done. Dave NE Iowa

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WDTom

05-20-2003 18:25:21




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 Re: wc grader in reply to R Gates, 05-18-2003 18:23:05  
There are several ways water can get into the oil. Here are a few of them. Freeze plugs in the head are known to fail. Take off valve cover and change them, two I think. "O" rings around base of liner. Could be rusted out block here too. I had to JB weld mine around the upper of these O rings. Porbably not head gasket, there is no perssrueized oil passage between the head and block. Oil gets to the head by the external oil lines on the right side of the engine. Get reprints of original repair manual. Worth the money. Check it out. If not the plugs in head, maybe pull pan and look at the bottom of the liners, try to see where water is comming from. Keep us posted.

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Tony C

05-18-2003 21:52:15




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 Re: wc grader in reply to R Gates, 05-18-2003 18:23:05  
Yes it is a sleeved engine, could be o-rings on sleeves leaking, cracked block,soft plugs. Wd, wd-45 bolt right in. There should be a tag on mag side of engine riveted to the frame. Email me and i will run the number for you. We are completing a resto to working condition of numer E-1342. 1946. Tony



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R Gates

05-24-2003 10:50:16




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 Re: Re: wc grader in reply to Tony C , 05-18-2003 21:52:15  
Found numbers stamped into frame on left side 256 cant read next one then 25 any help? Any one know what years they were made and how popular?



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