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    Posted: 8 hours 19 minutes ago at 11:55am
Hey, I am new here and am trying to get into pulling, I have a few wc s sitting around with bad engines and have heard of people putting d17 gas engines in them but that made me think of putting a d17 diesel engine in one... Is this possible if so what needs to be done? On another note I would also like this to still be a useful tractor would there be an easy way to add a dual remote setup to a wc tractor?
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That's a pretty definitive no to both questions. For the diesel install you would need virtually everything from a WD45 diesel. good luck finding those parts or committing a travesty of parting one out. Also since WCs don't have any hydraulic system to start with, you'd need to address that before doing anything with remotes.
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A lot of guys that are pulling WC's are using the original block with a 4.5" stroke (stock WD45 crankshaft) from a W226 engine. It's usually a very easy conversion. If you go from a stock 4" bore to aftermarket 4.125 sleeves, you end up at 240 cubic inches.

I remember my uncle's WC had a PTO driven hydraulic pump for the loader. something similar might work for a remote.

The d-17 diesel engines are very expensive to rebuild and can be hard to find parts.
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