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WD mag drive oiling??

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Glen in TX

11-06-2005 21:03:16




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Some of these older AC engines are new to me. It's a WD engine in a Tractomotive loader and noticed a hole on top and large hole on bottom of the flange mount mag drive housing on engine. Just suppose to oil the impulse ever so often? What did a WD manual say on this? Or is a cover missing? Thanks.




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wdtom

11-08-2005 18:04:09




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 Re: WD mag drive oiling?? in reply to Glen in TX, 11-06-2005 21:03:16  
I think the holes you are refering too are for driving a pin out of the mag drive hub to shaft connedction. they had a cork on the top one to keep the weather out.



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Glen in TX

11-08-2005 21:27:54




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 Re: WD mag drive oiling?? in reply to wdtom, 11-08-2005 18:04:09  
Hmmmm. Makes more sense. I just couldn't understand why they didn't enclose the drive in oil like on other engines? The impulse spring was just rusted plumb off. We may enclose this thing and figure out a way to put a little oil to it in there. This is still on a working loader that does run in some dusty conditions at times. Thanks.



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Kent of SW MO

11-07-2005 06:47:22




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 Re: WD mag drive oiling?? in reply to Glen in TX, 11-06-2005 21:03:16  
This is the way they all are. You rarly need to oil the mag impulses.

Kent



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Glen in TX

11-07-2005 09:39:47




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 Re: WD mag drive oiling?? in reply to Kent of SW MO, 11-07-2005 06:47:22  
Okay thanks Kent. I thought it was original this way or someone had done a neat job of cutting it out. The impulse on this one was very rusted and worn and will have to be replaced.



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