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    Work vs. Play

    I wonder how much pulling they do in China or north korea??
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    Firestone F151 16.9x38 on 18 wide rim

    I have a set of 16.9-38 armstrongs on 18" rims on my wd-45. Run about 11 psi, they work great!
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    Dodge 360 engine. Valve setting specs?

    Also check and see if the E.G.R. is not burned up.
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    wc tires

    16.9-30s work well also. Perfect gearing for standard gear rear end.
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    WD 45 Diesel

    Yes they are wet sleeves Old age or exessive heat can cause weeping,expecially in cold temps when things contract. O-rings most likly need to be replaced. If you fix this, have the head checked for truness. These heads are thin and if it isnt flat, you might end up with head gasket leakage.A...
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    WC

    10 to 12 pounds if fresh. Engine will live with alot less. Choice of oil filter plays a big role on what the gauge reads.
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    antique or super pulls

    There is pulling all winter at Princton. USAP and NATPA pulls.
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    Smallest D-series with Power Director?

    The d-14 has a power director,is about the same h.p. as a late wd,but is about a third smaller.What a nice capable tractor!!
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    IONIA PULLS

    I dont think there is another county fair pull in the state that brings in the quality of pullers and equipment that was there last night.Many thank to the Clintonia group for a job well done. Cant wait till next year!!
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    best 15.5x38 pulling tire

    I use 16.9/38s armstrongs on 18" rims bolted to my wd-45. They have spanked alot of goodyear @ stones of equal size or larger.
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    wc oilpan removel

    I have found it alot easier to remove the front motor mount bracket. It gives you alot more room to work, most noticably on reinstilation. Those end gaskets can be tricky if not carefully placed.
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    Identify a Model B

    I noticed there is no sourse of ignition. A distributor or a good hot mag isnt cheap. Also the pitman arm from the stearing box appears to be bent or has been heated and straightened. I think a better one could be found for not much more money.Tractor looks like its been run hard and left...
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    wd 45 puller

    I guess that depends on what you see as small. Is your motor healthy or tired?? That Should have alot to do with your choices. Post the answers to these questions and you will get alot of advise.
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    Lakeshore test/tune rain delay

    Thanks for the heads up,"Professor"
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    WD45 crankshaft only 4 inch stroke?????Need help!

    If my memory serves me correctly, I think the wd-45 casting # is 226535. Good luck!!!
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