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    Some of you gun guys.....

    ....may be interested, possible even saddened, to learn that Jim Clark, Jr., master shooter and master gunsmith from Princeton, La., passed away last week at age 59. Stomach cancer. Jim ran Clark's Custom Guns, a business begun by his father Jim Sr., who developed an affection for the 1911...
  2. B

    This Day in History Dec. 10

    Dec. 10 1672 New York Governor Lovelace announces monthly mail service between New York & Boston 1684 Isaac Newton's derivation of Kepler's laws from his theory of gravity 1690 Massachusetts Bay becomes 1st American colonial government to borrow money 1799 Metric system established in France...
  3. W

    WD-9 Thermostat

    Yeah, it is just a parade tractor so the engine is never loaded. The warmer thermostat was one thought to resolve the issue (or at least improve it).
  4. W

    WD-9 Thermostat

    Is anyone aware of a warmer thermostat for a WD-9? I have a black oily substance coming from the exhaust and I believe it is because the engine is not running warm enough. The thermostat was replaced when it was restored a few years ago and it never enters the "Run" range in the gauge (see...
  5. W

    WD-9 Generator Charging

    What is the procedure to "click the voltage regulator"? I had my ammeter leads flipped around so now it shows discharge when I pull the ignition switch with the engine off. I believe I need to polarize the generator (it is a rebuilt generator), but I haven't replace the VR.
  6. W

    WD-9 Generator Charging

    No, I have the 3 position switch. I am going to follow the troubleshooting guide that Janicholson provided. Seems pretty thorough & straightforward.
  7. W

    WD-9 Generator Charging

    I was wondering if there is an easy way to tell if my generator is charging on my WD-9? Currently, the headlight and rear light are not working (possible grounding issue) so I am not able to put a load on the electrical system. The batteries measure 12.25 volts across both battery prior to...
  8. W

    Wd-9

    I have a three position light switch so i used the O-D-B light decal. What about the gasoline decal? Does it go on the hood? The needle valve one doesn't get used?
  9. W

    Wd-9

    I have a three position light switch so i used the O-D-B light decal. What about the gasoline decal? Does it go on the hood? The needle valve one doesn't get used?
  10. W

    Wd-9

    I have a three position light switch so i used the O-D-B light decal. What about the gasoline decal? Does it go on the hood? The needle valve one doesn't get used?
  11. W

    Wd-9

    Okay, i figured the big warning wasn't original. Does the pto one go directly on top of the pto shield and if so , which way does it face? I should have removed the oil filter one as i figured that one out also. How about the LH-D-B and gasoline?
  12. W

    Wd-9

    Does anyone know the location of these decals on a wd-9? :cry:
  13. W

    WD-9 Radiator Mounting Pads

    Thanks for all the tips everyone. I had tried to tip the radiator to provide clearance, but have not had success. I was on vacation last week so I have not had a chance to do anything with it yet, but I did order the rubber mounts from Steiner and they have now arrived. I will try them first...
  14. W

    WD-9 Radiator Mounting Pads

    The hoses are not an issue. I am able to get them connected with the ¼” rubber pads. It’s the fan blade to shroud clearance this is the issue. Does anyone else have a WD-9 that they could measure their clearance on both top and bottom? Also, is there a torque spec for the nut? I was not...
  15. W

    WD-9 Radiator Mounting Pads

    I am working on mounting my radiator on my WD-9. I constructed 1.5” OD X 0.25” thick rubber mounting pads to go between the bottom of the radiator and chassis. When I get everything mounted and back together, the radiator appears to be sitting too high based on the alignment of the upper...
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