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JeffG

11-11-2004 06:29:00




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I just purchased a WD and need to trailer it home from 6 hours away. Does anybody know the overall height and width of this tractor? I have a friend who will let me borrow a large enclosed trailer, but I need to know if the tractor will fit. The owner that I purchased it from also lives 6 hours away from the tractor.




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Jim Danforth

11-12-2004 07:12:00




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 06:29:00  
The airclaener is not original. But should be removable if need be. From the photo, at lest the left rear wheel is all the way in.
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Gene

11-11-2004 22:53:00




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 06:29:00  
My question is, does the enclosed trailer have provisions for chaining the tractor down? If not you would be better off with an open trailer, a couple of load binders, and at least two substantial log chains.



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JeffG

11-12-2004 06:23:22




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to Gene, 11-11-2004 22:53:00  
Yes, the enclosed trailer has provisions for chaining the tractor down. It was custom built as an enclosed trailer to haul cars in. It should work perfectly for the tractor, as long as the tractor will fit inside.



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Sid

11-11-2004 18:37:14




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 06:29:00  
Maybe this info from the book will help. (Overall height 81-1/2 inches. Height to top of steering wheel 68 inches. Overall lenght 128 inches.) With the muffler removed the steering wheel is the tallest point. Can you sit on this tractor and be lower than the steering wheel while you load it? According to the book the narrowest spacing of rear wheels is 56 inches center to center of rear tread. If it is a wide front end the narrowest setting is 52 inches. On my tractor the tire will just fit inside a six foot width but the hub of the dished wheel sticks out just a little and if it has wheel weights (which can be taken of if need be) that adds a few more inches. I was mentioned that it will just fit inside seven foot but if the wheels are not set in or have been dished out you have a problem. Chances are that those things have not been done but then it is six hours away and I am sure you have heard of murphy"s law. I sure would hopr there is someone you can get ahold of close to the tractor that could measure the width for sure.

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JeffG

11-11-2004 20:06:03




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to Sid, 11-11-2004 18:37:14  
third party image

Thanks for the information. Here is a picture of the tractor. >Link

Thanks.

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Paul from MN

11-12-2004 07:53:39




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 20:06:03  
That 2nd stack is your air intake stack, and yes it can be removed.



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Tom (ID)

11-11-2004 17:46:08




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 06:29:00  
I haul my WD on a professionally built car trailer and there is little room between the outside of the tires and the fenders. My tractors wheels are all the way in.



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Bob D. (La)

11-11-2004 15:57:35




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 06:29:00  
If the rear wheels aren't set out, it can be hauled on a trailor with 7 foot width. You will have about for inches clearance on width. Height if you take the muffler off shluld be less than 5 feet. Weight should be near 3800 pounds if no fluid in tires. HTH.



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JMS/MN

11-11-2004 12:18:36




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 Re: WD dimensions in reply to JeffG, 11-11-2004 06:29:00  
Width depends on the wheel setting, but you should note, if someone posts data from the operator manual, that wheel setting might be a dimension at the center of the tire, not outside width. Height can be reduced by removing the muffler, then the highest point is the top of the steering wheel.



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