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Mike S

03-19-2006 09:06:46




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Well, I looked at the tractor and here is what I found. Straight gearshift, on the left side of the engine is WD277395GA, on the right side is U 3019-31. On the left rear wheel/brake housing is the number AM 3634-7 which looks more like a casting number to me. I could not see the full length rectangular steel plate on the right side of the block. The wheels do spin out. Can't find a number on the carb. So I am thinking it is a WD something. Anybody got a wiring diagram for this thing? Thanks

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J.C.H.

03-19-2006 10:20:22




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to Mike S, 03-19-2006 09:06:46  
Sounds like a Wd. A few Wd's were recipients of the new Wd45 engine before Wd45 introduction and change over so lack of a Tappet Inspection Plate on the right side Engine block is a minor thing and who knows maybe the engine was changed out some time in the past.Any way"Long live the WD",one of my favorites.



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John (MO)

03-19-2006 11:34:57




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to J.C.H., 03-19-2006 10:20:22  
What is your source for the WD45 engine in a factory WD? A few people keep saying this,but I can"t ever nail now a source for this information. Urban myth is suspect.



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J.C.H.

03-20-2006 08:04:53




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to John (MO), 03-19-2006 11:34:57  
Urban Myth or not I owned a 1953 WD which had an Engine that did not have a side Push Rod Inspection Plate which was pointed out to me by my Neighbor when it was delivered to me. If not for his attention we would have never known about it more than likely.How or why this Engine was installed in this Tractor I don't know and when I asked at Hextell Imp. at Serena ILL. they said it was built that way. Also in 1963 we were working a WD45D very hard and Pooped the Motor so it was parked out by the Crib until winter when we decided to put the Engine from an old WD [which we did not use very much which did have the Side Plate Engine]into the WD45D .The WD45D Chassis was much better shape than the old WD. The Engine fit right up and Sheet Metal etc matched and when we sold out in 1971 it had a new Home and the new owner was informed of the engine swap and was not impressed so there you go. Maybe some where there is still an WD45D Chassis Tractor still being used with a WD Engine.

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Texas Denny

03-19-2006 12:58:35




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to John (MO), 03-19-2006 11:34:57  
I think you are right, John.



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Shakey

03-19-2006 09:52:28




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to Mike S, 03-19-2006 09:06:46  
Yes on the left side is a Hand Clutch



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Mike S

03-19-2006 09:30:45




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to Mike S, 03-19-2006 09:06:46  
Also, what do all those levers do? I recognize the gear shift and think I found the one that controls the PTO, but there are a couple more than don't relate to what I know, which is Fords. Clutch pedal on the left and brakes on the right is okay, but does it also have a hand brake or a hand clutch for something? I'm going back over there this afternoon to look for the serial number again, I think I was looking in the wrong place. Does the distributor run off the back of the hydraulic pump?

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Sid

03-19-2006 19:38:09




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to Mike S, 03-19-2006 09:30:45  
Not on any that I have seen.



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TRC

03-19-2006 10:23:44




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 Re: More ?s about WD in reply to Mike S, 03-19-2006 09:30:45  
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Mike: The serial number for the tractor will be on the back of the tractor. As you stand behind the tractor looking at the hydraulic lift arms, check the top mounting bolt for the lift arm mounting bracket. Just to the right of that bolt, on the center rear end casting, should be a stamped number. If the tractor has been painted this might be hard to read. Remember, this number is not cast into the metal, but rather stamped into it. As for levers, I have attached a link to a photo from the original manual for the tractor This should explain a lot. Tim

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kwahl1

03-20-2006 07:19:38




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 WD in reply to TRC, 03-19-2006 10:23:44  
TRC that"s the most helpful photo I have seen on this forum in the 5 months I have been trying to determine my model WD vs WC. I believe I concluded it"s a WC with a WD engine. Serial number not where your photo indicates. My serial number is "obliterated" on the pumpkin differential,not legible, my throttle control is on the steering column but sits mounted on the right side, the straight gear shift is curved down at the bottom as it goes into the trans boot. I have foot brakes with hand brakes add on I think. Well back to the engine that still is stuck....

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