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    VAC rear end question odd tranny? - Need Gaskets

    I believe this may be a pre World war 2 VAC rear end. I don’t think it is a VAS/VAH because they are completely different. Read the link Quote: Except for military units, the production of the Case VA was interrupted in July of 1942 due to World War II. It resumed again in 1944 and continued...
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    VAC rear end question odd tranny? - Need Gaskets

    I have a spareVAC?? Case rear end and tranny that I am going to use on my 1947 VAC because the original is rusted out. I have no idea what year the replacement rear end and tranny are off of. The replacement rear end and tranny only have seven bolts/studs holding the tranny and rear end...
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    vac rear oil seal

    Can you go into more detail of how to replace the rear engine crank seal. Is is a split seal? Do you have to pull off the oil pan or rear main?
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    VAC Gear ratio

    Thanks for responding. I appreciate the help! My VAC’s both having the old style disk brakes. Neither one of them is a VAI so more than likely they are the same. Right? I am going to mark and measure both transmissions by turning the input shaft, hold one rear axle, and measuring the amount of...
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    VAC Gear ratio

    On a 1947 VAC Case is the gear ratio differnt on a VAC with 34 vs 28 inch tires? What changes the gear ratio?
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    Exhaust ports on WD45 Head

    Plane the head or replace it. Have a good machinist check the manifold and head for you. A WC, WD, 45, 17, 170, 175, or E combine gas head will fit. Older heads require studs and differnt valve cover. Newer D17 and up use long reach spark plugs. The heads are easy to find used.
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    WC allis Chalmers , Oil Filter,

    Try Napa or car quest
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    175 diesel

    Steve Fischer in Sleepy Eye, MN. Are you sure you need the whole thing? Steve could probaly fix up yours. I believe a D17 series 4 or 175 will work too? Some of the other AC models may have some interchanagable parts as well. You can buy parts new or used. let me know if you decide to sell...
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    Small Rant On Manufacturing, etc....

    I broke a NAPA "made in China" oil filter wrench the 1st time I used it. Does anyone know where I can buy a decent one. FYI Lifetime warranty on the one I just broke.
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    snap coupler history

    Most WD45s had the snap coupler and most WD"s did not. They inter-change. I put one on my 49 WD from a 45. The drawbar is different too.
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    4000SU done

    A little over a year. I spent approximately nine full weekends to do the majority of the work. I had the tractor running after about six weeks after I purchased it. I replaced the single hydraulic valve with a double. I put on new front rims, front tires, hydraulic hoses hoses, one power...
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    4000SU done

    Here it is! here it is
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    4000SU done

    I would like to take the time to thank everyone that helped answer questions and in order to get this tractor looking like new again. The tractor runs great and started at a 19 degree temperature. Special thanks to cltractor.com for parts and advice. I couldn’t have done it without you guys! Before
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    Getting a good sediment bowl

    CNH
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    74 4000SU diesel mystery part and wiring

    I had little knowledge of Ford tractor parts when I ordered my alternator conversion kit. The kit included a Delco alternator kit on eBay with brackets, pulley, tach drive, and instructions. The price was fair, but not cheap. The new wiring harness I have is for a generator and will need to be...
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