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Update on WD with cornpicker (pics)

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Don(MI) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 20 Dec 2010 at 6:17pm
Hey all, still working on the tractor and picker when I can. Seems like I have been to busy to work on it much lately, training and other events at work leave me tired at the end of the day, and I don't feel like heading to the shop when I get home much.
 
Tonight I did go out and take the seal plate off the PTO housing to replace a gasket. I thought while I was out there I might as well put the hood back on, and the side panels along with the mesh screen on the front. I just used tape on the front, I need to locate the metal bands that are used to hold it into place. Also, I am looking for the correct air cleaner cap, the cap with the screen mesh around the bottom of it. I would like an original if possible.
 
Heres the "before" picture...
 
 
And after....
 
 
Notice I did manage to get the blower mounted on this side, I wanted to know if it would have enough clearance for the voltage regulator I put on.
 
 
 
Something interesting, a part of this whole kit to set up your tractor for corn picking, included a "lead sediment bowl". I thought this was kind of cool, I have not put it on yet.
 
 
And last, the shop dog "Pudge" stayed in one spot long enough for a picture. He usually comes around to investigate while I am under the tractor working on something. He is pretty good at dropping his ball into the floor drain! I had to retrieve it tonight for him! Go figure! Me retrieving for him, who is the smart one now? Dog or owner? haha
 
 
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote kip in cny Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20 Dec 2010 at 6:25pm
whats the reason for the lead sediment bowl ?  is it for heat reasons ?    nice looking lab ours is great with running off with bolts or what ever she thinks is her new toy of the day 
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I don't see the tabs/brackets on the sides near the front to locate the front snout, or were the changed or eliminated later?
 
The fuel filter is Non-breakable.
Corn stalks and ears flying around a breakable fuel filter would not be a good scenario -and all the dry corn in a field, don't want to go there. 


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 Looks like progress to me, keep it up!
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The reason for the sediment bowl of lead, supposedly is to prevent small rocks, or other corn chaff from hitting a glass bowl and breaking it.
 
Joe, I haven't put the tabs on the side rails for the front snout yet, but getting closer!
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I've got a pre-cleaner that you need for the air intake.  If your interetsed pm me and I'll get you a picture of it to see if it's correct.  Looking good.  Dad has a picker that I'd like to mount and take to Old Threshers in Mt Pleasant.
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Thanks for the info and pictures Don.   You know, on my dad's 45 diesel, it had a lead sediment bowl on it.   When I got a new one to replace the old one as the shutfoff valve leaked, the new one was glass, and I never thought anything of it.   But now that you mention why it was put on a picker tractor, my dad's tractor used to have a New Idea picker/sheller on it back in the day. 
1955 WD45 diesel 203322 was my dad's tractor, 1966 D15 23530, 1961 HD3 Crawler 1918, 1966 D17 IV 83495, 1937 WC 41255, 1962 D19 6221
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