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    Posted: 21 May 2016 at 7:10pm
I am restoring a AC Model D 1250 road grader....I am trying to find out what year it is and if the original color was AC orange or AC yellow??.....
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Boys will want to know the serial number??

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If 1250 is the serial #, its a 1951... Color was likely orange...
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thanks....Yes, the SN is 1250...
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SN 1250....will have pics soon...thanks...
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to get exact color match, any ideas?
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confirming....have a WD motor...did they run that in 1951?
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All the earlier D graders that I have seen were orange. My 59 is orange but there is yellow below that appears to be primer.
I don't know when the WD45's came out but farm group would know. 
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A '51 would have same motor as a WD.  You can replace it with a WD, WD-45, WD-45 diesel, D17, or D17 Diesel. All bolt right up...
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The diesels need the frame extended and the rad moved as well.
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