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  1. M

    WD45 wood splitter question

    Thanks for saving me the time and disappointment. I had thought i asked this question last year but couldn't remember.
  2. M

    WD45 wood splitter question

    Good Morning all, I am currently using my wd45 with a pto pump to operate my wood splitter. Has anyone tried to run one using the hydraulics from the tractor. I understand i"ll have to plumb in a return line into the hydraulic drain but my real question is that from what i understand the allis...
  3. M

    reciever hitch (sorta o.t.)

    Its not a 3 point attachment but I had a receiver hitch custom made so that it bolts onto the underside where you would bolt on the draw bar. Had the square stock welded to 1/2" plate so that the 2 bolt holes toward the front of the tractor were totally in the clear of the square stock and then...
  4. M

    wd-45 Hydraulic Question

    Catfish, On my 45 i took on of the ports that feeds the two point and put a T on it with a shutoff between the T and the port. I then plugged the other port. My next step, which i haven't done yet to to get a quick connect with a shutoff for the remote and replace the present quick connect on...
  5. M

    Wiring Diagram For WD Converted to 12 Volt

    There are some good diagrams on this site. It's a pretty simple conversion to follow. Dueys Site
  6. M

    Rear Axle seals

    On John Smith's site there are step by step instructions. Smiths
  7. M

    McCormick-Deering M value.

    I'm in Luck, NW WI. This may be sold already. Not sure what my Father in law did with it. I may see him tonight.
  8. M

    McCormick-Deering M value.

    My father in law has a McCormick-Deering M that he has put in the local paper for sale best offer. Its all there and it runs and its on a steerable cart. He has no idea what its worth and i told him i"d try to find out. Some info i see shows that they were made up to 1937 and it would be...
  9. M

    1950 WD wiring diagram

    Try this site Dueys Site
  10. M

    8n pto shaft size

    Not sure of the quality of the available replacement shafts but i do know the quality of the adaptors are ok at best. I will be putting in a replacement shaft at some point. The adaptors are of a softer metal and after a while you get somewhat of a looser fit which creats a whobble.
  11. M

    who messes w/ tractors?

    I'm a technical operations manager for a communications company in NW WI. I have 23 acres and love to putz around. Make a little firewood, mow our atv trails, move a dirt pile around occaisionally. It takes both the WD45 and 8N to get this done. Bought a log splitter with a pto pump. I...
  12. M

    Draw bar bolt size / pto pump bracket

    Thanks for the bolt sizes. Will post pix when complete.
  13. M

    Draw bar bolt size / pto pump bracket

    Just bought a log splitter with pto pump. I attached the pto pump to my 8N and split some logs i've been unable to split with my maul without issue. Had the pto running about 3/4 throttle. The pump i had just sitting on the pto with a chain attached to one of the lift arms to keep it from...
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