WD45

[weedonfarms]

I'm helping my coz do the pedestal on his WD45 and was wondering if anyone had all the numbers for the bearings, seals, gaskets.
Would like to buy aftermarket items instead of the oem ones.
Not my choice but that's what he wants.
Thanks David

 

[Jim.ME]

You can use the AGCO on line parts book to get the part numbers and then most of those can be cross referenced to bearings and seals carried by local suppliers. Gaskets are often OEM or you make your own.

Here is a link to the parts book site:
https://apb.agcocorp.com/

 

[weedonfarms]

Jim thank you very much. I'm a case guy and use theres all the time but didn't know AGCO had one. Thanks

 

[showcrop]

Many of us here just remove the bearings and seals and take them to the local bearing store where they check numbers and take measurements and match them up.

 

[tractorguy2]

I did a wd pedestal not too long a go. I hate to tell you there is an odd ball thrust bearing in the pedestal that has to come from Allis Chalmers. It is well over $300. And as I recall Allis charged me around $50-60 for freight to get the bearing from a warehouse in the south to Nebraska.

 

[showcrop]

(quoted from post at 11:33:22 05/01/21) I did a wd pedestal not too long a go. I hate to tell you there is an odd ball thrust bearing in the pedestal that has to come from Allis Chalmers. It is well over $300. And as I recall Allis charged me around $50-60 for freight to get the bearing from a warehouse in the south to Nebraska.

Tractorguy2 I hate to tell you but Allis Chalmers is no longer shipping parts and even when they were they were not making that bearing they were buying it in from a bearing vendor.

 

[pete 23]

But Agco will ship it to you and proudly call it a Allis bearing
even if they used to have the IH bearing factory make it for them
and now have some one else make it.