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Eric Curtis

07-04-2003 10:37:39




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I have an Allis Chalmers tractor that is either a WD or a WD45. the two are very similar and I have looked at pictures of them but I can't find one thing that is different. Does anyone know of anything that I can tell the two apart besides engine displacement? thank you




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farmered

07-06-2003 05:53:56




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 Re: Allis WD or WD45 in reply to Eric Curtis, 07-04-2003 10:37:39  
WD45 was first to have power shift wheels. I believe they were standard on the 45. Ed



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Larry Wollum

07-06-2003 06:00:55




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 Re: Re: Allis WD or WD45 in reply to farmered, 07-06-2003 05:53:56  
WD (successor to WC) had power-adjust wheels as standard. WD45 had larger tires on rear than regular 'WD'.

'WF' continued in production and did not have power adjust wheels.



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wdTom

07-05-2003 19:01:11




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 Re: Allis WD or WD45 in reply to Eric Curtis, 07-04-2003 10:37:39  
45s had a curved seat support, wds had straight one with a bend infront of the seat. 45 had slot adjustment for top of shock on seat, wd had one position. 45 had 3 rows of tubes in radiator, wd 2. Keep in mind that all of the differences could have been changed over the years, the best way to tell is by engine nos. and serial nos.



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DanD.

07-04-2003 14:18:18




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 Re: Allis WD or WD45 in reply to Eric Curtis, 07-04-2003 10:37:39  
Another thing is if you have a straight shifting lever, then you have a WD. If a curved shifting lever, then probably a WD45 but could also be a WD from the last year of WD production, so the curved shifter isn't a sure way to tell, but the straight shifter is. Look at the serial number on the back side of the left brake housing. WD45 production began at serial number WD146607. A smaller number would indicate a WD and larger of course a WD45.

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Eldon

07-04-2003 11:19:37




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 Re: Allis WD or WD45 in reply to Eric Curtis, 07-04-2003 10:37:39  

Easiest way is to look at the right hand side of the engine. The WD 201 CID has a large rectangular plate bolted on the side, WD45 226 CID "PowerCrater" doesn't.



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ACEd

07-14-2003 18:37:51




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 Re: Re: Re: Allis WD or WD45 in reply to Scott in VA, 07-06-2003 17:25:31  
WD tractor s/n below WD146607 on left rear (note the WD45 start at 146607 but also have WD prefix on axle). All WD45 have curved shift lever (but so do last of WD). WD motors start with prefix WD- and range from about 196000 to about 360000. WD45 motors start with 45- prefix and start a new series that runs up to about 100,000. 45 motor has no right side access plate (really that is easiest single thing I use though I have 2 WD45's - 1 with WD motor and 1 with WC motor that were no doubt changed after the fact.)

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