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Back dozer blade for wd

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walter frazier

07-03-1999 21:25:07




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I have a 2 pt hitch I would like to buy a dozer blade for it can't find any information,I'm in eastern pa anyone knowing of a blade for sale let me know.thank you Walt




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RMD

07-05-1999 14:21:56




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 Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to walter frazier, 07-03-1999 21:25:07  
AC never had a "two-point" hitch on the WD. The Snap-coupler and earlier hitch have 3 hitch points -- the draft link point underneath and the two lift arms. If your WD does not have a Snap-coupler hitch, you'll need to convert it to convention 3-point first. If it is a Snap-coupler hitch, there were blades made for it. Your best bet is Wengers of Meyerstown (PA) who current list two 7 ft. snap-coupler blades available on their web site.

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walter frazier

07-05-1999 18:51:33




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 Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to RMD, 07-05-1999 14:21:56  
Thank you for your help,I was getting all kinds of information from all tractor dealers,looks like your information is best.I really don't know to much about ac wd tractor bought a service manual didn't tell me much.One other question The service manual tells me 17 qts of oil for transmission I drained it and it doesn't look like that much only about 8 Qts Do you know what type oil and do the trans and the hdy,lift pump use a common sump?any help will be appreciated.thanks walt

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pauline ratliff

11-28-1999 18:18:16




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 Re: Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to walter frazier, 07-05-1999 18:51:33  
Hi, I am looking for a clutch Service tool for a internatioal bull dozer. Thank You Pauline Ratliff



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RMD

07-06-1999 07:11:00




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 Re: Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to walter frazier, 07-05-1999 18:51:33  
The transmission and hydraulic, as well as the PTO use the same fluid reservior. I don't know the capacity, but 8 quarts sounds too little. I'm not sure about the WD, but on other AC's you need to open a drain plug at the rear, under the pto to completely drain the transmission.



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don retzlaff

07-09-1999 04:58:21




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to RMD, 07-06-1999 07:11:00  
The transmission,pto, and differential use the same fluid reservoir, the hydraulics use separate reservoir on a WD. Don



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Lonny

07-06-1999 14:25:20




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to RMD, 07-06-1999 07:11:00  
There are blades for WD, but the ones I have found are 6' AC SNAP Coupler. The price I have found is $550. I know they are had to find and would like the one I found but not for $550. Hydraulic pump is 6 quarts with 3 more quarts is the rams. The hydraulics, belt pully and gears run from the hydraulics sump. The transmission, differential, & clutch use the same reservoir and has 3 drain plugs. Transmission Capacity is 17 quarts. I found this info in my operators manual.
I hope I helped. Lonny

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Bob Wargaski

07-06-1999 20:21:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to Lonny, 07-06-1999 14:25:20  
I got a sanp blade and a two bottom plow for mine when I bought it from my Dad. Tractor. blade and plow for $500, but then he was my dad> If you need a picture I can send you a digital one. I was going to sell it but you changed my mind. Seems as the implements are bringing more money than the tractors.
Bob



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Lonny

07-07-1999 07:55:53




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: back dozer blade for wd in reply to Bob Wargaski, 07-06-1999 20:21:53  

Isn't that the truth. The guy selling the Allis stuff I found wanted $550 for the AC/Snap blade, $250 for an AC/Snap 8' disk, and $750 for an old bush hog. I didn't buy any, too steep. Lonny



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