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WD/WD45 tranny question...

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Jim in michigan

09-24-2004 16:24:24




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Will the transmission on a WD interchange with a WD45? I have a WD45 with a messed up tranny and a WD with a good tranny and a bad engine,,will they swap??? Thanks,,,Jim




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Texas Denny

09-26-2004 20:30:53




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 Re: WD/WD45 tranny question... in reply to Jim in michigan, 09-24-2004 16:24:24  
I agree with earlier posts. You may need to swap the live power clutch and housing as well. But these tractors are still worth a fair amount of cash. Wouldn't repairing both be in order?



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Jim in michigan

09-27-2004 06:48:48




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 Re: WD/WD45 tranny question... in reply to Texas Denny, 09-26-2004 20:30:53  
The WD is just a parts machine,,lots of stuff missing off of it. The WD45 is a decent tractor with a heavy loader on it but it will not stay in 2nd gear ,,,not sure what to do with it, maybe I will just sell the whole works,and through in a WC as well LOL,,Jim



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Texas Denny

09-27-2004 11:42:18




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 Re: WD/WD45 tranny question... in reply to Jim in michigan, 09-27-2004 06:48:48  
My theory on the popping gears is that there is a problem with the shifting forks that doesn't push the slider all the way into gear. I fixed a CA by just buying new forks from a tractor that had no problems. The CA was offabout 0.080" from shifting all the way into gear. The new forks pushed it in about 0.060" and worked OK. The other alternative is to build a new shaft for the forks with detents in the right place. I haven't done that yet but will if I ever experience the problem again.

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Brad Sw Ia.

09-25-2004 19:40:29




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 Re: WD/WD45 tranny question... in reply to Jim in michigan, 09-24-2004 16:24:24  
Jim, the WD transmission is the same as the WD 45 on WDs with serial no. 127007 and newer. That is also when the gear shift was changed to the curved one. Straight gear shift trannys won't interchange with WD45. Good luck, Brad Sw Ia.



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JMS/MN

09-24-2004 17:50:32




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 Re: WD/WD45 tranny question... in reply to Jim in michigan, 09-24-2004 16:24:24  
I think you'd have to do the whole housing, but why go down to the older style?



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