jf wrote on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 (PDT): Nice save! Have fun and post pix of progress. Christopher Mikesell wrote on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 (PDT): Mice in the rear end? Yikes. Mice pee on everything, so you may need to get some new bearings (and probably seals to keep the oil in too). First, I would vacuum as much mice stuff out as possible and then fill the transmission with fuel oil. I would then work the transmission until it turns free and disassemble it for cleaning. Oftentimes breakes stick on old tractors after years of sitting, so I would check this first. Eric Allen wrote on Wednesday, October 31, 2012 (PDT): I did and I got them to work freely again, so it seems to be the wheel bearing, which I believe is behind the cap opposite the hub. I discovered the mice when I took the brake covers off it's full of hay and crud and mice in there, they came pouring out the holes under the brakes, my dog had a great time chasing them as they dropped down Dick2 wrote on Thursday, November 01, 2012 (PDT): My AC book says that they started making WD's in 1948. SN's started with 7 and went to 9249 for that production year. jon corbett wrote on Saturday, November 17, 2012 (PST): vey nice save,i might have a mag and carb for your baby norm steinman wrote on Sunday, January 27, 2013 (PST): calls only 1-574-342-4545 if it turns over it will run in my book never seen one that would not run if it has compression Swood wrote on Saturday, February 01, 2014 (PST): Nice wd to restore . Shouldn't be hard at all to get going . I have 4 ac s and now working on a ca hope to paint soon .just finished up my g . This wd will be shape be sure to post before and after when your done.

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