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Terry
06-10-2003 14:53:32
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I saw on another wesite a picture of what was said to be a wd55. Did this ever exist? or was it just a wd with a six cylinder slammed in it? Thanks Terry
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L Hud
06-15-2003 07:15:39
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Re: wd55? in reply to Terry, 06-10-2003 14:53:32
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I has a 230 out of a A combine. I have a diesel that has one in it. It was cheaper to buy a gas than it was to buy a head for the diesel. The heads on the diesels was prone to break.
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Ross Provine
06-11-2003 14:17:30
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Re: wd55? in reply to Terry, 06-10-2003 14:53:32
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I believe it's a WD/WD 45 with a Gleaner (E?) engine. I think I heard once that they were an almost direct fit in replacement for the diesel 45's.
Ross
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Terry
06-11-2003 01:36:22
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Re: wd55? in reply to Terry, 06-10-2003 14:53:32
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Yes it wasnt a typo...I could count the spark plugs. (it was not a diesel)But it looked original enough. Thanks Terry
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wdTom
06-10-2003 18:08:13
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Re: wd55? in reply to Terry, 06-10-2003 14:53:32
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There was a WD45 diesel, 6 cylinder, no such thing as a wd55. Could have been a typo?
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John (C-IL)
06-10-2003 20:22:28
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Re: Re: wd55? in reply to wdTom, 06-10-2003 18:08:13
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Not a typo, it was a WD45 with a 6 cylinder gas engine in it. Guess they should have called it a WD65. JOHN
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