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I helped my son-in-law buy a WD last year. Had him test drive it an everything. Never occurred to me that a 45 year old city boy had no idea how to handle a farm tractor from that era. He's got it figured out now, He's even taught two of his daughters how to use it.
When I wanted to get an antique tractor that would still be useful in smaller spaces, 1 of the few non-John Deere tractors my stepfather recommended is the WD-45. I was looking at Farmalls and he said absolutely not.
If the tractor moves forward with the hand clutch pushed forward the clutch is stuck. It may break free if pulled hard with a plow with the hand clutch pushed forward.
Many years on one of these ...it absolutely should not move with the hand clutch forward ...the only time I ever used the foot clutch was to engage the pto....by using the hand clutch you have live power on the pto making it a favorite for farmhand loaders, or anything else you wanted to keep running while stopping the tractor.
What starter are you running to make it a push button start? The wife wants me to convert her WD45 and I have had zero luck finding anyone who knows anything about them
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I helped my son-in-law buy a WD last year. Had him test drive it an everything. Never occurred to me that a 45 year old city boy had no idea how to handle a farm tractor from that era. He's got it figured out now, He's even taught two of his daughters how to use it.
WD45 is a stunning tractor
I bought one for $1.5k 30-some years ago and it's still running great. A little hard with manual steering but still a great machine.
Worked for a farmer from when I was 12 until I was 18. Drove his WD and a WD 45 Diesel
Had a Allis Chalmers years and years ago it was a great tractor
When I wanted to get an antique tractor that would still be useful in smaller spaces, 1 of the few non-John Deere tractors my stepfather recommended is the WD-45. I was looking at Farmalls and he said absolutely not.
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Drove a couple different ones as a kid,
If the tractor moves forward with the hand clutch pushed forward the clutch is stuck. It may break free if pulled hard with a plow with the hand clutch pushed forward.
Many years on one of these ...it absolutely should not move with the hand clutch forward ...the only time I ever used the foot clutch was to engage the pto....by using the hand clutch you have live power on the pto making it a favorite for farmhand loaders, or anything else you wanted to keep running while stopping the tractor.
I have a wd45 and loved it but
I gave u a follow can u explain the parts under the ignition .in that compartment between the key and the battery
What starter are you running to make it a push button start? The wife wants me to convert her WD45 and I have had zero luck finding anyone who knows anything about them
a WD45 is vintage not antique