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WD-45 or D-14

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Randy

06-18-2004 12:57:45




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I'm looking at buying a WD-45 in nice shape for 3500 or a D-14 with a D-15 series II engine also in nice shape for 3800. What is the better unit.
I have a 14" 3 bottom open face plow, 6' brush hog, 10' pull disc and 7' back blade. Asking for thoughts.




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Barry Coble NC

06-20-2004 20:29:14




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 Re: WD-45 or D-14 in reply to Randy, 06-18-2004 12:57:45  
Randy;

By all means buy the D14! If it has a D15 SeriesII engine it will be as powerful as a WD45, plus you get 4 more gears, a better ride, and better hydraulics. A D14 with the D15II engine will easily pull a 3-14" plow in 3rd gear (2nd gear Low Range). Just make doggone sure it has the Series II engine! The Series I was 149 c.i.--the same as a D14, but with higher compression. The D15 Series II engine was 160 c.i. and it was a hoss. I know. I have one. I love WDs and WD45s--I have a WD--but the D-Series tractors were better in almost every way. You might want to look into changing the rear tires on the D14 to 14.9x26 as on the D15s. You'll need higher fender angles to clear them, though. Either way you go you can't lose, but I think the D14 would be better all around. Just my thoughts. Enjoy your Allis!

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Randy

06-19-2004 10:30:22




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 Re: WD-45 or D-14 in reply to Randy, 06-18-2004 12:57:45  
I am trying to sell my wide front WD with a WD45 engine in it with a loader and 7 ft rear grader blade and also a 2 bottom AC trip plow for alot less than that.Hope your getting a good deal on the one your looking at.



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Ryan

06-27-2004 09:33:53




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 Re: Re: WD-45 or D-14 in reply to Randy, 06-19-2004 10:30:22  
Hi,

How much do you want for the WD and where are you located? Im interested but am located in VA. Email me back please



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John (MO)

06-18-2004 14:30:40




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 Re: WD-45 or D-14 in reply to Randy, 06-18-2004 12:57:45  
Where are you located Randy? They would have to be gold plated to bring that kind of money here in North MO. You should be able to get either in pretty good shape for around $2k. I'd personally lean toward the D series because of the power director but condition should be the deciding factor as both have about the same power.



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