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    Posted: 16 Nov 2019 at 11:12am
Hi, I'm new to this forum. I currently own 2- WD's, a "B" and a D12. I am trying to remove the camshaft from my WD as the gear teeth are gone that drive the oil pump. I have everything removed but the cam. It moves out about 3/8" and stops? Is there any secret clips that im missing or can i just maybe slide hammer it out?

Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Originally posted by clayman clayman wrote:

Hi, I'm new to this forum. I currently own 2- WD's, a "B" and a D12. I am trying to remove the camshaft from my WD as the gear teeth are gone that drive the oil pump. I have everything removed but the cam. It moves out about 3/8" and stops? Is there any secret clips that im missing or can i just maybe slide hammer it out?

Any help would be greatly appreciated



Do you have the oil pump removed and is the block inverted or are you holding the 8 cam followers (lifters) away from the cam with magnets or dowels? You should not need a slide hammer to remove the cam.
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Ok im an idiot, my very first lifter had crept down and was catching. i had a crappy little magnet on it and cloths pins on the rest. Im to quick to ask before checking thoroughly.

1 more question though, when i install the magneto housing again does that gear need to be timed with the cam? 
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You can Download this manual.
 
Use the Download Button at the top left of page.
 
I know it says Allis-Chalmers-B  but it has the WD and WD 45 in it to.
 
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Edited by chaskaduo - 16 Nov 2019 at 5:58pm
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Originally posted by clayman clayman wrote:


 when i install the magneto housing again does that gear need to be timed with the cam? 

I don't know if there is a mark on the governor gear to time it, but the drive slot for the magneto HAS to be HORIZONTAL, when the engine is at TDC of cylinder 1 compression stroke.
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clayman,
 Welcome to the forum! Your doing good! I have to ask so many questions and have to do things over all the time. Keep up the good work on the engine. Good luck with your rework! i am stuck int eh 50's on these old WD's!
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 Chris
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If you are using a distributor, no need to time the governor.
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I am using a magneto so maybe i will have to. I guess i need to find a shop manual
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Speaks about it in the manual I posted for you earlier.
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OOPs i missed that manual link. Thanks for posting this will be very helpful 
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