List of Allis-Chalmers tractors This article. Model WD (1948-1953) Model WD45. EB serial numbers from Essendine works began at EB-4001. Serial Number is Stamped into rear housing near brake cover. WD engine has plate bolted on right side covering push rods. WD45 engine is all cast with no plate.

Serial Number is Stamped into rear housing near brake cover. WD engine has plate bolted on right side covering push rods. WD45 engine is all cast with no plate. Antique Tractor Shows: Serial Number Reference: Allis-Chalmers. Serial Number Reference. WD: 72327: 105181: 126981: 131242.

Serial Number is Stamped into rear housing near brake cover. WD engine has plate bolted on right side covering push rods. WD45 engine is all cast with no plate. Late WD's and all 45's have curved shift lever.

I am new here so take it easy on me. Ableton Live Packs Torrent Mac here. My grandpa has an old WD 45 that hasnt run in probably 7 years or so thats been out on the back 40 at my dads place. The good news is i got it runnin today, granted not the greatest, but it runs.

Now ive never done much with tractors other than the occasional food plot for deer but now after tinkerin with this thing and goin for a hay ride on one of those green two cylinder tractors it has sparked an interest to me and i would like a little more info on this WD45. If i read the serial number reference chart right i believe its a 1954. The serial number is 208663.

If i found the right number. It was just under the key near the shifter, on the top of the rear end. Other than the year can anyone fill me in a little bit. Adobe Photoshop 7.0 Magic Pro Filter.

Like the horsepower rating, where it was built, and what not or any other info the serial number may tell. Free Download Auslogics Boostspeed 5 Crack here. Sorry for bein so long winded for such a simple question. First, Let me welcome you to the Unofficial Allis Chalmers Forum. You will finds loads of information and help here. The serial number of the WD-45 is located on the rear end near the top near - I think the left brake housing. The '45 was build from 1953-57.

It was build in West Allis, WI. In fact, with my father we made a trip to the factory and watched them come off the line. The tractor was in our area a full three plow tractor. I do not know the exact power rating.

Only, that we suprised a lot of people with the power of this unit. It looked sooo small. You will find the '45 to be a very reliable and dependable tractor. YOu may want to check the gear shift since some have a tendency to pop out of usually third gear. Yea im not really worried about doing anything mechanical.im an a.s.e.

Certified auto mechanic so i know my way around things. But i do appreciate the advice. Im sure it wont be easy to remove the manifold. On a different note another cool thing about this tractor is it has a bunch of implements with it too. We ave a plow, disc, hay rake, sical bar mower, and blade. And it used to have a loader or bucket on the front, unfortunetly the bucket and arms got scrapped at some point.

Im not sure who made what but its still cool.