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Tired. . .
You will have to clean out the shop before you can put the other one on.- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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There sure were a lot of us!
Yup, 77, song is OK, accurate, except it doesn't mention the war many of us had to fight.- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Community Features
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Heider Grain Cart
If you are going to replace the bearing you need to get it off and when you get the old one off you will likely be able to see the number on it.- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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a little tougher today
Not that tough, lots of different colors to help. Thanks for posting it!- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Community Features
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WD-45 plow
Agree with Dr. Allis. There are differences. I have a manual for a no. 30/36 single action disc harrow and it shows different tongue for the CA and WD. If you back the tractor over it the lift links should be nearly plumb front to back when it is hooked up, side to side I am sure a little off...- 4wdtom
- Post #3
- Forum: Allis-Chalmers
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Ear Worm 8/8
One of my favorite singers, so many great songs!- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Community Features
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Hydraulic Pump On A WD45 Engine
It looks like an oil line going to the governor which would be a 45 engine. However the oil fill casting looks like WD. If you look at the engine serial no. on the block behind the carburetor it should say "WD" or "45".- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Allis-Chalmers
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What happened to pickups??
I just bought a new leftover 2025 Ram 2500. Standard cab, 8' body. Was about the same price as a new 2026 1500. Has a fair amount of storage space behind the seats. 6.4 hemi, lots of power, does everything easy. Higher than necessary, had to get a drop hitch so my trailer wasn't pointing up to...- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Tractor & Farm Talk
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WD Hand Clutch
Good idea, worth a shot if the fit is still tight enough. Again, clean and loctite it.- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Allis-Chalmers
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WD Hand Clutch
You might try removing the pin and cleaning it and the hole and installing it with a high strength loctite. May have to partially drain the oil out to keep it from running out the hole as you are working on it.- 4wdtom
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- Forum: Allis-Chalmers
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