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wdTom

02-07-2004 19:14:43




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I have my WD apart to put new seals in the hand clutch to hydraulics and am painting it too while it is apart. In cleaning the transmission housing I noticed what looks like a broken off bolt on the right side, opposite the pivot pin for the clutch hold down lever which is on the left side. It is just under the top bolt that bolts the transmission to the torque tube. Anybody knowwhat might have been here? I don't think I was missing anything in any brake or PTO linkage that might explain it. It looks like a 1/2" hole with that broken off bolt look, that is you can almost see threads starting and there is one burr that looks like where a thread broke off.

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Brian G. NY

02-09-2004 17:10:56




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 Re: WD transmission housing in reply to wdTom, 02-07-2004 19:14:43  
Interesting question!! I looked in the parts manual to see what you were speaking of and I see the hole in the housing as plain as day. However, I don't see any reference to what it's purpose is. You arroused my curiosity so much, I put on my coat and went out to the barn to look at my WD. Guess what? The "boss" is cast into the housing, but no hole, no bolt. So I trudged out thru the snow with a flashlite to look at one of my 45s. Guess what? same funny little bump in the casting, but no hole, no bolt. Guess it can't be too important, but it sure is a curiosity!!

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