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I know what they say it is.. But??
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    Posted: 24 Sep 2015 at 8:54pm
Help me out here guys, What is actually under the hood? I dont see anything other than the hood and grille that are actually WD, but what is it? Its got me puzzled. Here is the craigslist link.
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ITS INBREAD.....LOL
190XT 2WD45 WF D15 D14 CA BIG10 302 & 303 bailers 77G rake 80R mower 6 plows and alot more
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Really don't look to bad, looks like a D19 motor, the fenders look very familiar but can't put my finger on it at the moment.
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I kinda like it
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Wow ,lot of work gone on there.
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combine axle?? wd or 45 frame and hood maybe a diesel hood. d series rear end i think just from the first look
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It's definitely one of a kind
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Poor people have poor ways.
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Yeah, bolt on rear wheels wouldnt be D19, maybe D17IV or ?? Like I said, its a puzzler... Thats why I called in the experts! I bet you whoever did the work was PROUD of it, and I cant blame them. From the pictures Ive seen a lot worse cobble jobs, and I bet it did just what he wanted! 
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sure beats any old wd45.
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I've seen those fenders too on something...sure they're not off an old backhoe?
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look close it has drawbar and bail, pto, rock shaft and lift arms and center plate all 45 stuff. it is a 45 rear end. the 3 point is home grown. fenders look like they came across the pond either 50 something series allis or some other color that floated across and fuel tank made to look like a 190. steering probably hydro like numbered series allis or combine, loader is for sure a freeman made for allis with homemade bucket and engine appears to be buda 230 out of A combine or 262 out of 19 gas
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Its sure one of a kind!!  Am to me it doesnt look to bad either!!
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the fenders are from comfort king case tractor 730-830
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I don't care how they did it or what it all is... I like it! From the pics that could have been a factory built tractor. Very nice job
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It's a 45! If it's on the Internet it has to be true
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It is a WD with a 230-262 combine engine.    MACK
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Originally posted by AJ AJ wrote:

Poor people have poor ways.

Not really. Some time, effort and a little money went into building that one.
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For posterity:



And I'm out of image space... someone else post the last pic for posterity, please...

Looks like they used engine, steering and front axle from the combine, perhaps the cab as well, or perhaps cab and tank came from a hundred-series (170, 200, etc). The six is clearly not a Chev (manifolds on right, not left), so probably the Buda.

The three-point system has bars for ersatz draft-control, probably works fine for moving bales and running a box blade. Notice lower windows not present on cab... and only door on left side, so it's not same 'full vision' as mine. Notice that the front axle pivot leaves the frame area open- he's probably got the hydraulic pump mounted in there like I'm doing with Schwartz.

I like it- nicely done! I'd like to see how he did the controls... pedals, shifter, etc...
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Call him and ask him about it.
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The tank definitely looks hundred series. Might the cab be a homemade or from another color? Either way I see some things I like and some I don't but it's different
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It really looks good to me. I've seen cheap repairs, and this is too well done for that. I like it!
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The fuel tank is NOT at all like the tank on my 190.

It kind of looks like a transfer tank to me ..... don't know for sure
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Looks nice, those are case fenders I believe
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Someone had a nice warm shop and a whole lot of free time on his hands.
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It'd be nice for movin' snow in the winter with that cab, especially with the cold winds that we get here!
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That's it... the guy spends all spring and summer working on it, just to plow snow in the winter, while most of us are just staying in out of the cold!
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Fuel tank makes me think Ford 8000.

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