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WD puller???????

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From red to ora

07-18-2005 21:31:36




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I got a WD the other day and was thinking of building a puller out of it.I"ve been pulling farmalls for several years and wanted a change.This tractor has the 4-1/8 powercrater kit but the crank is still a 4" stroke.I"ve been told to put a WD45 crank in it because it has a 1/2" longer stroke and that it would really wake this tractor up.I was also told that I would have to mill the domes down on the powercrater pistons because they would hit,is this true?I would like to build this tractor to pull 4000,4500 and maybe 5000.Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated.Thanks Eric

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GKB

07-20-2005 06:54:20




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 Re: WD puller??????? in reply to From red to orange, 07-18-2005 21:31:36  
i BIULT A WD45 MOTOR WITH POWERCATER WD PISTONS.IT IS A VERY STRONG STOCKCLASS MOTOR.THECOMPRESSION WAS 11 TO 1.THE POWERCRATER PISTON IS A HOLE LOT BETTER THE FLATTOP PISTONS YOU BUY IN KITS.SAVE $ ON MACHINING AND MAKE MORE POWER.



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Jimmy Howard

07-20-2005 09:37:28




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 Re: WD puller??????? in reply to GKB, 07-20-2005 06:54:20  
Where is a source of 1/8 over power crater WD pistons?



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gkb

07-19-2005 05:59:17




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 Re: WD puller??????? in reply to From red to orange, 07-18-2005 21:31:36  
wd45 crank with wd powercrater pistons is the best match to make power.DONT machine pistons just put them in



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07-19-2005 00:05:47




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 Re: WD puller??????? in reply to From red to orange, 07-18-2005 21:31:36  
take .250 off the top of the pistons. get the cam and gov,weights from the comebine, and that will help, makes it snappie. lol



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