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    Posted: 24 Sep 2023 at 2:40am
I am rebuilding the engine for my WD.
During the disassembly process I did not keep track of the existing camshaft plug located at the end of the camshaft. Now, I am not able to find a new one to replace the old one.
I have searched several vendors and either I am over-looking, or not available.
What are others doing for replacements?

Thanks
KC
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Common item at almost any auto parts store, just take the measurement of the diameter of the hole, and remember whether it looks like this ( or  this ]...
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Same plug from a 1934 WC to the 1975 model 175. An AGCO dealership. P/N 70910011.  It cannot be flat. It is shaped like a disc blade.

Edited by DrAllis - 24 Sep 2023 at 6:32am
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Got one from the local AGCO dealer when I did the engine for my 45. I believe they are a 'welch' plug.
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According to the Allis-Chalmers "Numerical Index for Standard Parts" , this is an Expansion Plug,  2-1/2" Nominal Diameter. 
That should make it easy to find at any auto parts store. 
This is the concave style, not the cup style.
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Thank you for this information.

KC
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