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    Posted: 23 May 2020 at 4:34pm
I just bought a WD, and the serial number is 209286. I know I'm not reading it wrong, and the serial numbers ended at 131,273 in 1953. I'm almost 100% positive that the tractor is a WD, not a WD-45. How is my serial number possible?
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It would seem that someone replaced the complete 'rear end assembly' with one from a WD-45.

Does it have a Curved Shifter ?

BTW where are you getting the Serial No. from on the tractor ?

Edited by Gary - 23 May 2020 at 6:12pm
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That # is a parts #.
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Serial # is located on left rear housing and is stamped in not cast in.---look again at your tractor!
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Yeah, it's stamped in, I just miswrote cast on my post. It does have a curved shifter
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Matt... your engine... look at both sides of the block. Are both sides smooth, or does ONE side of the block have a large metal plate with lots of bolts holding it on?
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I did not do the research to be able to help you with the serial number. But I will throw this in the mix. We have a WD that had the rear end changed and does not have the original number on the back. I am still kicking myself for not getting the original serial number off the casting we scraped!
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Edited by Sugarmaker - 25 May 2020 at 9:35pm
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Originally posted by DaveKamp DaveKamp wrote:

Matt... your engine... look at both sides of the block. Are both sides smooth, or does ONE side of the block have a large metal plate with lots of bolts holding it on?
The engine is a WD-45 engine. I'm starting to think that the tractor is a WD-45. My neighbor who I bought it from swears up and down that it is a WD. The hood has 2 WD decals on each side, from previous bad repaints. Maybe the hood was replaced? In not sure. Other than the serial number and plate on the right side of the engine, I don't know anymore differentiating characteristics.
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That would be a 1955 WD45 if all else is in agreement.
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Engine serial number is behind the carb/air cleaner hose and would read 45-XXXXXX-G. If it is a WD engine it would read W-XXXXXX-G or P.  If there is no serial number, the block has been replaced one time in the past and no one ever stamped a s/n in it.
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one of my 45's came up as a 55 and the parts frame tractor came up a 56. 
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