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  1. K

    dash question

    Took the dash and battery box apart today to prep for painting. I bypassed the dash with a new kill switch and light do not currently work everything is froze. Looking at the dash just want to see if I am correct. It looks like the power kill switch was moved from the center hole to the top at...
  2. K

    radiator shutters

    I understand about getting the tractor up to operating tempeture - do the shutter just make that happen faster? My assumption is the tractor will get up to temp (170 degrees) while idling. Also thanks for the responses. KT
  3. K

    radiator shutters

    But running regular gas in central Florida should be fine right? Doing some research I do not see the need. Thanks kt
  4. K

    radiator shutters

    the radiator shutter on my wd was rusted closed when I pulled it off to get the shutters open it fell apart with no hope of rebuilding it. I can buy another but are they really necessary? what is the function? thanks KT
  5. K

    WD friction blocks

    The hydraulic and throttle levers on my 49 WD constantly drift back to the posistion that they sat in for 15 years before I bought it. I've checked over the linkages and everything seems loose and free. No being to familar with the friction blocks could this the problem? thanks for the help KT
  6. K

    wd w/ loader

    NEKS - I have a shut off valve in line just passed where the loader is plummed in at the remote ram outlet in the back. This should work when I get the brushhog I think?????? I will have to start to play with the hand cluch a bit the only time I have used it was to move it to keep the tractor...
  7. K

    wd w/ loader

    Thanks for the replys - looking at the manual I think for now i'm going with a stornger bungee :) I won't mess with the delayed lift again for now - looks like I have that right.
  8. K

    wd w/ loader

    I purchased a WD in poor condition a few months ago. I"ve made a lot of headway getting it up and running but since I have never owned or ever driven a AC before I have a few stupid questions. 1. After getting the hydraulics going (everything was rust froze)when I move the control lever up the...
  9. K

    hydraulic ststem

    Well I've been messing around with this for a week now. Before I tear apart the rams in the back I thought I had better ask some more questions. The Loader works fine and appears to be plumbed in from the bottom of the tractor to (what I believe is) the hydraulic fluid pan.The other end is T'd...
  10. K

    hydraulic ststem

    Thanks all it's a "new idea" loader. I like the if it ain't broke don't fix it approach. The Rams in the back don't seem to be moving when I raise the loader but they could be stuck
  11. K

    hydraulic ststem

    I have a few manuals. Unfortinually They don"t show the plumbing for an add on like a loader
  12. K

    hydraulic ststem

    I purchased a AC-45 with a loader that has not run in about 15 years. I changed the front spindle, did a basic tune up, cleaned the carb and gas tank and got it running. Yesterday I drained cleaned and filled the hydraulic pump and to my suprise the loader works fine other than a leak in one of...
  13. K

    changing the front support assemble

    I thought about changing the spindle. I removed the pin but couldnt get the spindle to budge. Thought there might be another bolt I was missing. Changing the spindle would be much easier as far as I can tell. I think I'll give that a go again. Will I need a piller of some sort?
  14. K

    changing the front support assemble

    I purchased a WD with dual front wheels with a bad spindle. The tractor came with a whole front support assemble. My questions is to replace the front support is it just a matter of removing the 8 bolts on the side and the steering shaft? Does anyone have any tricks to changing it out?
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