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geok

03-17-2006 07:45:47




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Hello, does any one have a parts book on a WD Allis? I need the part number of the seal that in the top of the gear shift housing just under the shifter boot. Thanks




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allis 87

03-18-2006 17:35:43




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 Re: WD Seal in reply to geok, 03-17-2006 07:45:47  
Parts #are ring, snap pivot washer u-2875 washer, pivot, shift lever 207772 hth allis 87



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JMS/MN

03-17-2006 19:44:10




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 Re: WD Seal in reply to geok, 03-17-2006 07:45:47  
The book shows just a special washer and a snap ring. (Washer has a curved bottom to match the shifter ball).



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geok

03-18-2006 06:18:00




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 Re: WD Seal in reply to JMS/MN, 03-17-2006 19:44:10  
Thank you JMS/MN. Looks like I am going to have to make a washer and snap ring. Some one put a seal in at one time but I guess it didn't last very long. Thanks again.



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JMS/MN

03-18-2006 08:58:13




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 Re: WD Seal in reply to geok, 03-18-2006 06:18:00  
I have a combination Operator/Parts book for the WD45. It shows parts, but no numbers. Says to write to AC, using their names for parts. Rather primitive, but dealers do have correct books. If you find the right size washer, you can make it work without rounding out the bottom, but you get less contact between ball and washer. Or two thinner washers, different diameters, can give more contact. To make a washer, clamp a thick one in a vise and round out one side with a portable grinder.

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geok

03-17-2006 12:02:54




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 Re: WD Seal in reply to geok, 03-17-2006 07:45:47  
Straight



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Tramway Guy

03-17-2006 09:02:39




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 Re: WD Seal in reply to geok, 03-17-2006 07:45:47  
Straight or curved shifter?



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