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Not all that unusual for one parked out for decades and dismantled. Parts tend to get lost in the shuffle. Good news, parts are readily available. Steiners, for one source can supply overhaul kits and not too pricey. Now the bad news, tires are at an all time high in cost. That will be the big cost, hopefully the rims are saveable. Those are wet sleeved motors so with a new kit you will have a new motor.

Depot cart!!

It's odd that the rocker shaft was missing 2 of the support towers. My WD45 has a Marvel Schebler carburetor instead of a Zenith. The Zenith could be original though? Mine is a 1955, I really don't know about the earlier ones. I think the Marvel is the better carburetor, but that's just me. It's a shame it had so much moisture in it. I can't believe how much junk is in those front 2 cylinders. Hopefully there are still some usable parts in it. Thanks for sharing, and good luck!

Great video! Thanks for bringing us along on your rusty tractor journey. At least those are sleeves you can pull and replace. Hopefully the head will clean up. Excited to see next video! Keep up the good work!

whoa dave, lest we get concerned about things that look bad, i feel the need to remind that those are sleeves, get new ones and pistons and the wd45 will run another 75 years or more. everything is going to be ok.

We had the same one on the farm. The 8ft snow blade was a bit to heavy. It bossed the narrow front around in the snow. We had every attachment for it. That looks like the right carb, as long as everything lines up. Darn I miss the old girl. Good video.

Mice pee

Awesome machine! Thanks for posting.

I have a very similar saw!!

Neat!

That's really wild looking!

Sounds pretty good!!! She’ll be a runner once you get the fuel tank sorted out. Thanks for sharing!!!

Looks like it has D series manifolds.

Че за здрочь😂?

😮 freaky! Gonna be scary at night time.

Cool! 😎

Interesting find. The seat appears to be a Joy Rider aftermarket seat, not a later AC seat. The carburetor is not the correct one. I also noticed it never had the snap coupler hitch system added to it. The first WD45s did not have snap coupler. Looking forward to its restoration.

Sweet!

I'd drive it. Heard the 3 cylinders were better than the four. But these are mostly European right?

J'ai des photos de mon papa Qui conduisait ce matériel en, Algérie, 1957/ 1959/ 🎉🎉🎉

ABSOLUTELY INSANE ❤

Таку теніку я бачив в роботі в 50х роках.

Love that sound!!!

Говорят динозавры вымерли?

That is not a bandsaw. Looks like a hacksaw.

I love those big steam tractors. Thank you for sharing!

When CASE was King!

Приезжайте в Беларусь. Вам покажут уборку урожая 2024. Гомель. Пенсионер.

That's a really cool old Case! Sorry, I probably know less than nothing about the case models. The sheet metal looks really straight. Nice find, Sir! I hope you have a good one!

what a waste of such a valuable tractor

I don't think there's much 4010 left there LOL she sounds pretty mean

One step at a time...I'm looking forward to this, but I just love WD45's. Thank you for sharing!

I'm glad I came across your videos. I watched both of the WD45 videos tonight. First I'm glad to seeing you bring the old girl back to life. In my opinion I wouldn't completely redo her. Bring her mechanically back to new, but cosmetically keep her original. You're only original once, and she's in pretty nice shape for her age. Protect the finish so it doesn't deteriorate further. I'll be looking forward to your next videos.

6:35 mark….cotter pin?

There's a class I could enter my Oliver 770 in

БЛАГАДАРЮ за сказ рассказ показ сохранили .

Mé pélqen qé nuk harroni historin

Do you own this planter or know who does? I would be interested in purchasing it. Thank you!

Interesting...looking forward to seeing a video of it restored!!

I just looked at the block from my WD45, mine is AM3853-10. I forgot to look for a number below it. My tractor is a 1955. I'm guessing that AM3853 is the actual casting number, the -10 (or -21 in your case) may refer to the patterns used to make the sand molds for casting? Since they mass produced these I'm guessing they had more than one set of patterns, and the number would help identify which pattern made the mold if manufacturing problems came up. I work in die cast tooling and the same type of system is still used to identify mold cavities in case of production problems. It's cool you realized the significance of that tired old tractor. Personally I like them unrestored because then I'm not afraid to work them, but that one probably deserves a restoration. Thank you for being willing to save it! Hope you have a good one!

That’s really cool!!! My grandpa bought a new WD45 when he started farming in 1953. My uncle still has that tractor, I’ll have to check the serial number next time I’m over there, you have me curious now!!

I would say restore it back to original. The first tractor I bought was a WD45 back in the early 80s and farmed with it so I have a soft spot for these tractors so make her stand tall and proud again. Bandit

Total restoration...

Great video! Nice history on WD45s.

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Just buy a new one ☝️ sell that..

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Popping Johnny

Thats why its a JOHN DEER.

No Pallet Forks? No problem!