On the serial number tags super is indicated by an S so you have a SuperAt my farm we have a tractor back in the trees, on the hood it says Super WDR-9 but the serial tag just says S WD 9, say nothing about being a WDR-9. I would assume it has the wrong hood but it has a hand clutch. If someone has had any idea it would be appreciated.
It’s quite possible to have the wrong decal on the hood. Most important is what the serial number says. Yes either models can have a hand clutch do that don’t say much as to what it is. Does it have a decelerator ? Rice models have them. Mine is serial number 7100 with only I think 20 some tractors built after it. Even if you post a pic of it. Wonder if it has the 26” hubs of the 34 “? Plus it has i higher platform so that is another give away too. Post the rear also.At my farm we have a tractor back in the trees, on the hood it says Super WDR-9 but the serial tag just says S WD 9, say nothing about being a WDR-9. I would assume it has the wrong hood but it has a hand clutch. If someone has had any idea it would be appreciated.
He knows that it is a super , he is asking if it’s a rice model.On the serial number tags super is indicated by an S so you have a Super
ya anybody can paint them the same way. but the running part ???And grampa Love’s would have both tractors running and painted in 48 hous time ! Or less.
its a scrap iron super wd 9. the only thing i would salvage is them rear wheel weights.
I think the difficulty level would be a bit higher on this one gas start diesel and all that. His spare parts department would show a lot of “out of stocks” as well. It would look kind of funny with a left rear wheel off a Cub.And grampa Love’s would have both tractors running and painted in 48 hous time ! Or less.
Wyat.., welcome to YT! Have any plans for the 9 or just doing some archeology on it? It would have to be a labor of love. Got a 600 right next door as well. And I think that is a “non-exploded” Pinto in front.At my farm we have a tractor back in the trees, on the hood it says Super WDR-9
I think the difficulty level would be a bit higher on this one gas start diesel and all that. His spare parts department would show a lot of “out of stocks” as well. It would look kind of funny with a left rear wheel off a Cub.
Wyat.., welcome to YT! Have any plans for the 9 or just doing some archeology on it? It would have to be a labor of love. Got a 600 right next door as well. And I think that is a “non-exploded” Pinto in front.
Where are they located? I am always interested in them sweeties. Can text meAt my farm we have a tractor back in the trees, on the hood it says Super WDR-9 but the serial tag just says S WD 9, say nothing about being a WDR-9. I would assume it has the wrong hood but it has a hand clutch. If someone has had any idea it would be appreciated.
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