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hoagie56

05-10-2005 19:09:41

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I have a 1948 WD that my Uncle sold as a dealer and I bought two years ago. Have got it all back together but two things.
1. Woodrif Key for the PTO is broken. Odd looking, half moon with what I call a "T" on top, have been unable to find one.

2.Looking for a rebuild kit for the carb. Found the whole carb. for sale on Yesterday's Tractor Part#12522-AC But would like to keep the one I have and just re-build it.

Thanks for any help
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Michael D.

05-11-2005 19:47:41

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Re: WD two questions in reply to hoagie56, 05-10-2005 19:09:41

I have found carb kits off ebay to be incomplete. I can email you two different web sites that I have used and found to be very good. Just click on the email link in the right hand corner of the followup.

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JMS/MN

05-11-2005 12:06:52

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Re: WD two questions in reply to hoagie56, 05-10-2005 19:09:41

Carb kits are available at auto parts stores as well as at AC/AGCO dealers for about 20-22 dollars. Differences involve which exact parts are included- that varies somewhat. Woodruff key should be available at AGCO as well- I imagine what you are talking about is one with an elongated top portion.

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hoagie56

05-11-2005 15:24:49

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Re: WD two questions in reply to JMS/MN, 05-11-2005 12:06:52

JMS/MN
ON THE MONEY with the woodruff key. Elongated on top! Bad thing is AGCO says no longer available or made!

Thanks for the help

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JMS/MN

05-12-2005 08:26:33

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Re: WD two questions in reply to hoagie56, 05-11-2005 15:24:49

Could you make a key from a half-moon and some square stock, welded together. Or is it any concern that the top be elongated- after all, it is no stronger than the half-moon portion.

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Texas Denny

05-11-2005 07:44:12

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Re: WD two questions in reply to hoagie56, 05-10-2005 19:09:41

Hoagie, I don't understand your description of the woodriff key. It sounds as though the key slot in the mating parts are different. That sounds strange to me as I've never heard of a woodriff being done that way. If in fact this is the case, and you can draw the size and shape, find a woodriff of the same outline and thickness as the key slot. Mail me the key and your dimensions and I'll machine it for you at no charge.

If you check into Ebay, there are rebuild kits for carbs for the WD for sale most of the time. Prices tend to be around $25 which I think is high but they are getting it every week. I just did a search and discovered that none are there today for the WD. Auction 7514871557 is for a Zenith carburator and listed for a WD-45 and D-17. It might fit your tractor. Go to www.ebay.com. There will be a search box in the upper right corner. Either type in this number to that search box and enter or type in "Allis Kit" and return. With the former you'll get that auction. With the latter you'll get all kits being sold for Allis tractors (usually less than 50). These kits will include brakes and starters and some other kinds.

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Larry in Pa.

05-12-2005 05:36:33

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Re: WD two questions in reply to Texas Denny, 05-11-2005 07:44:12

I would agree with Texas Denny about the half moon key, I have removed some that have been distorted to resemble the shape you have described. If this is the case one (or both) of the key slotes are worn. If so, you can have some welding done and have the slot remachined at a machine shop.Having a "Family Heirloom" WD-45, I know the PTO is not one of it's strong points. Check the key slotes & good luck.

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