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LH

07-19-2002 21:49:05




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Hi folks never tried pulling before but am a big fan of watching them. Just bought an AC WD45 and am thinking about eventually pulling in the stock class. Can anyone tell me what the approximate weight is, and if the WD45 is a decent puller. Thanks




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greg

07-23-2002 18:27:56




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 Re: WD45 puller questions in reply to LH, 07-19-2002 21:49:05  
I just re done a wd45 and with me on it weights in at 3300#.I just redone the engine with alot of good parts.I want to sell the motor and go big.dont know if you or anybody would be interested.I also have a great set of 14.9x28 32degree tires.and a set of 13x28 pressed steel rims with an 8 hole center.if anyone interested please call 573=547=3539.between 5pm/930pm



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greg

07-23-2002 11:45:43




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 Re: WD45 puller questions in reply to LH, 07-19-2002 21:49:05  
I just built one this passed winter.whith me on it weighted in at 3300#.I built a great stock class motor but wanting to go BIG thinking of selling the motor that i just built.if you or anybody would be interested call 573-547-3529.I also have a great set of 14.9/28 tires&a set of rims 13x28 pressed steel with an 8 hole at will fit on wd45.



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shoe

07-20-2002 20:44:52




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 Re: WD45 puller questions in reply to LH, 07-19-2002 21:49:05  
For some reason the wd45's I have seen in the antique pulls out pull the D17's in the same
class. The little CA allis is another great puller
in their class. Have a good time pulling.



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Slo

07-20-2002 10:50:05




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 Re: WD45 puller questions in reply to LH, 07-19-2002 21:49:05  
Joe, that will make you a good light class puller. Should run 4000-4500 lbs or so.



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rmwsd

07-20-2002 07:30:12




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 Re: WD45 puller questions in reply to LH, 07-19-2002 21:49:05  
a wd-45 is a very good puller i pull mine in 4700 and 5200 does very well the empty weight is around 4150



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LH

07-20-2002 08:16:54




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 Re: Re: WD45 puller questions in reply to rmwsd, 07-20-2002 07:30:12  
Thanks I appreciate that information.



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