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WD / WD 45 transmission shift tower?

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Rock_Picker

10-19-2006 21:06:41




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I recently saw a WD45 for sale that had the older WD straight stick shifter lever (tower). Are the straight stick and curved stick shifter towers interchangeable? Or does it mean that tractor had the older straight cut gears as well as the older shift tower? It seems like a good thing to know when looking to buy a 45. Thanks....RP in MO




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Rock_Picker

10-20-2006 16:31:02




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 Re: WD / WD 45 transmission shift tower? in reply to Rock_Picker, 10-19-2006 21:06:41  
I did not have the presence of mind to check the serial number. The tractor did have a WD45 engine.....never thought about someone changing it out.....of course the tractor had WD45 decals....I'm not gonna look at it again....was just asking for future reference.....tractor was pretty rough with lots of shortcomings.....Thanks for the replies.....RP



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JMS/MN

10-20-2006 08:36:15




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 Re: WD / WD 45 transmission shift tower? in reply to Rock_Picker, 10-19-2006 21:06:41  
Was it positively identified as a WD45- by serial number? WD45 starts at 146607- number on the left rear vertical face of the differential. The shift levers do not interchange, but I did use a bare WD tower on a WD45 and changed internal parts. WD45 tower has two square-headed guide pins near the top- I drilled the WD single hole through to the other side to make room for the second pin, and put it on the WD45.

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John (MO)

10-20-2006 05:23:17




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 Re: WD / WD 45 transmission shift tower? in reply to Rock_Picker, 10-19-2006 21:06:41  
They are not interchangeable.



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10-19-2006 21:41:07




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 Re: WD / WD 45 transmission shift tower? in reply to Rock_Picker, 10-19-2006 21:06:41  
Its more likely to be a WD tractor with a WD45 engine in it since they will swap out just by bolting them in. Saw a tractor at the show this year and the guy said it was a WD, but is was a mutt tractor since it had the WD rear end and tranny but had a WD45 engine in it



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