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Spacers (I think from the radiator)

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Stephen Corban

12-16-2005 03:54:20




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When we pulled apart our tractor, we had some spacers that came out of the radiator area. They are about 3/4" x 3/4" square and around 1/4" thick, with a 5/8 hole in the middle. The question we have for you is where exactly these little spacers came from, as we don't want radiator troubles in the middle of a field.

Thanks guys.

P.S. Does anyone know if there are parts diagrams availible online? That and do the IT manuals show assemblies like this and their parts? I have an original reproduction manual for the WD 45 which helps some, and an IT for an IH that has some diagrams in it.

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Stephen Corban

12-16-2005 13:34:04




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 Re: Spacers (I think from the radiator) in reply to Stephen Corban, 12-16-2005 03:54:20  
Thanks for the tip - I knew it was something like that, just not 100% sure.



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JMS/MN

12-16-2005 12:48:50




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 Re: Spacers (I think from the radiator) in reply to Stephen Corban, 12-16-2005 03:54:20  
The spacers are tapered- just like the six inch channel frame. When you bolt things back together, lay the tapered wedge on the frame- thick end to the right on the left side of the tractor, exactly opposite on the right side of the tractor- THAT will give you a level surface to bolt the radiator, generator, sheet steel, etc. It just evens out the taper in the short side of the channel iron frame.

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Joe M(GA)

12-16-2005 06:38:21




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 Re: Spacers (I think from the radiator) in reply to Stephen Corban, 12-16-2005 03:54:20  
Stephen, what model tractor? Most of the WC,WD,WD45 series that used "c" channel frames had wedge shaped spacers that went against the inside of the frame to make it a flat surface for the bolts to pull against. Your radiator mounting bolts would have had them>



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