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WD - Wd 45 tranny swap??

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play farmer

03-15-2004 17:16:17




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Hi all,
I have a WD that has a noisy bearing in tranny and I have a wD 45 parts tractor with what I think is a good tranny. Will the tranny bolt up to the hand clutch housing on my WD? Supose I could move the entire unit but would rather just use the tranny if possible. Thanks for any advice you have.




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L Hud

03-16-2004 07:56:02




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 Re: WD - Wd 45 tranny swap?? in reply to play farmer, 03-15-2004 17:16:17  
They will bolt up but they will not work. The 45 tranny has a roller bearing in the bottom of the tranny and has a larger opening-the WD hand clutch housing does not have the extra lip at the bottom to seal off the bearing. You will have a terrible oil leak at the bottom. I have done tried this. Hope this helps.



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wdTom

03-16-2004 18:18:10




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 Re: Re: WD - Wd 45 tranny swap?? in reply to L Hud, 03-16-2004 07:56:02  
Well when I look in the parts book it does list a transmission housing for WDs and one for 45s that start with serial no. 127,707. This housing acording to the parts manual will work on either. So it looks from this like you are right that the WD transmissio is different enough to not work. Next I look at the torque tube housing nos. and there is only one listed. You say it won't work and you are probably right but I am confused by the parts book.

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wdTom

03-15-2004 17:42:48




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 Re: WD - Wd 45 tranny swap?? in reply to play farmer, 03-15-2004 17:16:17  
This should work. If you have a curved shift lever on the WD it will be the same transmssion. I would try it if in the same situation. Use a couple of rods threaded into two of the frame rail holes in the rear end to guide the frame rails into position. AC manual shows this trick.



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