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building a AC WD45

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jimbo

07-16-2004 15:59:15




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Need some help. I want to build a new puller I have a john deere A and a wc and wd45. I would like to build an AC but dont know were to start or how big I can go. Would like your ideas. Thanks




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Don

07-20-2004 17:54:56




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 Re: building a AC WD45 in reply to jimbo, 07-16-2004 15:59:15  
Have pistons rings, crank WD-45 head machined and ported cam for sale. will make 425 cu in.



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Arky

07-18-2004 22:47:23




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 Re: building a AC WD45 in reply to jimbo, 07-16-2004 15:59:15  
I have heard of them going up to about 450 cid.



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jimbo

07-17-2004 19:37:41




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 Re: building a AC WD45 in reply to jimbo, 07-16-2004 15:59:15  
Where I pull you make weight and pull, there are alot of hot farmall Ms. I would like to build the tractor as big as I can.



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Chuckstr

07-17-2004 07:06:02




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 Re: building a AC WD45 in reply to jimbo, 07-16-2004 15:59:15  
Alot depends on where you want to pull.Like fair pulls,brush,natpa,etc.If you want to stay stock the 45 would be my choice after you strip all of the nonecentual wieght like the pto and hydralics and switch over to electronic ignition.But if you have about 1200$-1500$ the wc would be the way to go you can get it in a lower wieght class than the 45.With rebuilding the motor and putting a 45 crank in it also use the wd engine rebuild kit with the flat top pistons.You will roughly get about 55-65 hp good luck

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Leland

07-16-2004 20:09:17




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 Re: building a AC WD45 in reply to jimbo, 07-16-2004 15:59:15  
Yea let me know what you find out . I am ready to build mine up also got wifes master paid for now I can go ape



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