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WD without Snap Coupler?

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Dallas Wolf

05-11-1998 16:53:57

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I have a '48 WD with a drawbar that is hard bolted where the snap coupler is usually mounted. Is this a "farm alteration" or were some WD's produced without the snap coupler assemblies. My tractor is straight "pull type and could not take any Mounted implements. This kind of makes the hydraulic arms useless! Figure AC180 on page 95 of the I&T Shop Manual shows a drawbar rigged like mine. What gives?

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Denny

05-13-1998 05:56:17

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Re: WD without Snap Coupler? in reply to Dallas Wolf, 05-11-1998 16:53:57

You could buy a snap coupler so that you could use
Allis tools. Or you could build a three point set
up to use the other solution. Most WD's are like yours.
Regards,

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Keith

05-11-1998 18:10:26

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Re: WD without Snap Coupler? in reply to Dallas Wolf, 05-11-1998 16:53:57

there are implements (plows subsoiler etc.) made just for your tractor. they had a drawbar that mated with your arangement at the lateral pin.

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bill the ac man

05-11-1998 17:41:05

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Re: WD without Snap Coupler? in reply to Dallas Wolf, 05-11-1998 16:53:57

: I have a '48 WD with a drawbar that is hard bolted where the snap coupler is usually mounted. Is this a "farm alteration" or were some WD's produced without the snap coupler assemblies. My tractor is straight "pull type and could not take any Mounted implements. This kind of makes the hydraulic arms useless! Figure AC180 on page 95 of the I&T Shop Manual shows a drawbar rigged like mine. What gives?

your tractor has the stock setup wd's with snap have been converted over

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NEW YORK SAM

05-11-1998 17:38:04

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Re: WD without Snap Coupler? in reply to Dallas Wolf, 05-11-1998 16:53:57

my ac book says;
in 1953 ac came out with the wd45 and put the snap coupler on it and the ca-

we had a 1952 wd and converted it about 1954-
to me this is the best hitching system ever
i can not understand why it didn't win out

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