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Wd 45 is there a loader for this?

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Mark

06-06-1998 08:43:40




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I'm looking at buying a WD 45 and was wondering if there was a loader for this and what the model number was. Also, it doesn't start real well and I was wondering if converting it to 12 volts would help. Any help or thoughts would be great! Thanks




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Chris

06-06-1998 13:06:32




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 Re: wd 45 is there a loader for this? in reply to Mark, 06-06-1998 08:43:40  
A number 17 will work on the 45 but the original had a different model designation though was effectively the same loader. I have a manual on it somewhere in the shop and will have to look it up. The Number 17 was made for the Allis' replacement for the WD-45 (the D-17).

Unless you have a serious problem with compression, you should be able to get it to start easier with several simple items (see the articles section of this site). Once it starts well, the 6 volt system should work fine given that it is in good shape. If you are working the tractor and must replace major components of the 6 volt system, then a 12-volt conversion is cheaper. If you are going to restore, keep it 6 volt.

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Dan

06-06-1998 17:26:42




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 Re: Re: wd 45 is there a loader for this? in reply to Chris, 06-06-1998 13:06:32  
: A number 17 will work on the 45 but the original had a different model designation though was effectively the same loader. I have a manual on it somewhere in the shop and will have to look it up. The Number 17 was made for the Allis' replacement for the WD-45 (the D-17).

: Unless you have a serious problem with compression, you should be able to get it to start easier with several simple items (see the articles section of this site). Once it starts well, the 6 volt system should work fine given that it is in good shape. If you are working the tractor and must replace major components of the 6 volt system, then a 12-volt conversion is cheaper. If you are going to restore, keep it 6 volt.

I have a loader for your WD45 I want $200.00 for it at my place no delivery thank you Dan

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chris

06-07-1998 05:11:48




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 Re: Re: Re: wd 45 is there a loader for this? in reply to Dan, 06-06-1998 17:26:42  
Just out of curiousity, if this is a AC manufactured (OEMed) loader, what is the model number shown on the plate on the side?

: : A number 17 will work on the 45 but the original had a different model designation though was effectively the same loader. I have a manual on it somewhere in the shop and will have to look it up. The Number 17 was made for the Allis' replacement for the WD-45 (the D-17).

: : Unless you have a serious problem with compression, you should be able to get it to start easier with several simple items (see the articles section of this site). Once it starts well, the 6 volt system should work fine given that it is in good shape. If you are working the tractor and must replace major components of the 6 volt system, then a 12-volt conversion is cheaper. If you are going to restore, keep it 6 volt.

: I have a loader for your WD45 I want $200.00 for it at my place no delivery thank you Dan

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Bill BOes

05-04-1999 20:48:12




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: wd 45 is there a loader for this? in reply to chris, 06-07-1998 05:11:48  
:I kow this response is old, but do you have the loader for a WD 45 available or know where a person could find one.

: Just out of curiousity, if this is a AC manufactured (OEMed) loader, what is the model number shown on the plate on the side?

: : : A number 17 will work on the 45 but the original had a different model designation though was effectively the same loader. I have a manual on it somewhere in the shop and will have to look it up. The Number 17 was made for the Allis' replacement for the WD-45 (the D-17).

: : : Unless you have a serious problem with compression, you should be able to get it to start easier with several simple items (see the articles section of this site). Once it starts well, the 6 volt system should work fine given that it is in good shape. If you are working the tractor and must replace major components of the 6 volt system, then a 12-volt conversion is cheaper. If you are going to restore, keep it 6 volt.

: : I have a loader for your WD45 I want $200.00 for it at my place no delivery thank you Dan

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John C.

06-10-1998 20:14:32




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: wd 45 is there a loader for this? in reply to chris, 06-07-1998 05:11:48  
The Freeman Loader Corporation of Peru, Indiana built two loaders for the WD45. The Model 8 had an 8 cubic foot bucket and the Model 9 was 9 cubic feet. These were tubular frame and boom construction with single-action lift cylinders and a mechanical dump. My Uncle had one on a WD in the seventies and I just recently purchased a Model 9 for a WD45 that I'm restoring. The work well for what they are, but your front wheels may not be strong enough for the added weight. Apparently, AC offers wheels that are about 1/16" thicker than the standard wheels -- at least that's what I was told. I know my Uncle broke one of his wheels and had to weld it.

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