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    Posted: 02 Oct 2014 at 8:25pm

Some of you might remember from last December/January i was needing some help as far as building our WD45 for my senior project to pass high school. Well i never did get back on here and for the lack of better words "show it off." We had a lot of screw ups thats for sure, but learned a lot while we were doing it. Tractor was torn completely down to nothing. Everything separated. We had an empty rear end setting on blocks and that was it. Came from all the way down to back up to a complete machine in about three months. Marty Nelson sent us a 298ci short block assembly at first, then a head. We put a diesel ring and pinion in it for div2 pulling with our 38's. Dad and I got it running in time to present in May so i could graduate. We have had a lot of success this summer running 3.5 and 4mph. We hafta fix a pesky oil pan leak, which we have just gave up on for this summer, will address the issue this winter(Hints the gas can hanging from the bellhousing). This was in the 4000 5mph early this summer.
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Thanks for posting. Runs very well!
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Thank you Bryan. I couldnt figure out how to get the video to show up in the message or it would have been a lot easier to view.
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Great pull.
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I can't say if this helps or not. But I used a big block chevy oil pan stud kit on my wc engine. I did trim the rear cork seal. I does leak some. I figured from me trimming it. But if your taking the pan off anyway. You use all but a couple of the studs in the kit. Not bad for $20.
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I have another pull on video i'll have to post later i'm real proud of at 6000lbs 1st gear just working her guts out of the ole' girl. And how does the chevy studs help you? Im curious comsidering we haven't had much luck. Tried 4 times. Trimmed them once, but not the rest of the time. 2 of the 4 times we had the front and the back leaking. Lol
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That truck runs really well!
Charlie

'48 B, '51 CA, '56 WD45 '61 D17, '63 D12, '65 D10 , '68 One-Ninety XTD
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6000 class
[TUBE]http://youtu.be/bL0b9hnKcEw[/TUBE]
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Thanks for finding that 6000lbs and posting. That was the night we figure just how heavy we can go, but it did probably as good as it could of i think. We had the balance pretty close atleast i think. Lol
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what are your rear wheels from?
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They are just regular 16x38 9 bolt wheels. We have a set of 8 to 9 bolt adapters
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That one just don't give up does it! SWEET!
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Nice pull! Did you do the engine work? Sounded good.
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We had to clearance the sleeves and block and assemble. Marty Nelson did all the machine work for us. We won 3 out of 4 classes tonight with it running 3.5 moh i'll hafta post a video later in the week. Had a lot of fun with it
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Nice work on the tractor project. Congratulations on your wins!
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 Chris
D17 1958 (NFE), WD45 1954 (NFE), WD 1952 (NFE), WD 1950 (WFE), Allis F-40 forklift, Allis CA, Allis D14, Ford Jubilee, Many IH Cub Cadets, 32 Ford Dump, 65 Comet.
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Go Orange!!!!!!
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That looks good and sounds greatCool.  Nice job
 
As far as the pan leaking, watch Jim D's video of Don(MO) installing a pan gasket on a 226.  It will take care of your leak
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