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    good pulling tractor?

    THE D19 WAS NOT THE FIRST ALLIS WITH 38'S. WD45 HAD THEM AS A HIGHCROP OPTION.BEFORE THE WD45 I DO NOT KNOW SO I WON'T ARGUE THAT POINT. A WC WITH A SET OF FLAT TOP PISTONS & A WD45 CRANK, A GOOD CAM,HEAD & carb work makes a nice engine with a lot of torque. in a wc with a rc ring & pinion'...
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    wd 45 Gov Spring

    CHECK YOUR LOCAL NAPA. IN THE BALKAMP LINE THEY HAVE A SPRING THAT RAISED MY RPM'S TO AROUND 2550. IT IS THE SAME LENGHT BUT BIGGER WIRE SIZE. GOOD LUCK, NICK
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    wc speeds

    can anyone tell me the ground speed of each gear on a unstyled wc. thanks nick
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    WD-45 ring gear

    I done the d17 ring and pinion swap three years ago, every thing work well. thumpin pumpkin
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    wd45 turbo

    I was thinking of putting a small turbo on my wd45, nothing to big maybe 3 to 5 lbs. of boost.I am looking for about 15 more hp.My compression is almost 11 to 1, is that to much for the stock head gasket.I allso don't turn the engine over 2600 r.p.m thanks nick
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    propane vs. racing fuel

    can anyone tell me the octane rating of propane, or how it compares to racing gas, 110 or 117 octane. which is capable of making the most power. is propane even rated in octane or is it btu's thanks nick
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    allis chalmers rod length

    can any one tell me the rod length on a wd45 gas and a wd45 with a 262 diesel. thanks nick
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    dekalb super pull

    If the building is rented, the insurance is paid, the dirt is on the floor, the sled is rented, and the heaters are running, I don't understand why the antiques and the classics tractors can't pull. Maybe it is just another way the money man can keep the small puller down. Not so sincerely...
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    D17 SPEEDS

    CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE GROUND SPEED OF EACH GEAR ON A D17 ALLIS THANKS NICK
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    How much horsepower/money 226 Allis

    I have an Allis WD45 pullin tractor. I pull in the 4000 lb to 6500 lb classes. 3.5 mph. Flat top NAPA pistons. part #224-1401. They are 4.125 pistons. Cam is ground to pull around 17-1800 rpm's. Stock carb reworked. 170 Allis manifold, I run points ignition. Because they are easier to...
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    m w 9 speed

    CAN ANYONE TELL ME THE GEAR RATIO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN MW 9 SPEED AND A STANDARD FARMALL M 5 SPEED?
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