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jmrehn 
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Posted: Yesterday at 6:32am |
The pedestal with the hubs is my original, the other one is the replacement I bought from forum member mike,both from WD's,same casting #'s but cast in different spots.Don't know if I want to lower the front of my tractor that much.  
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jmrehn
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Posted: Yesterday at 6:46am |
Mine is a late WD,Is my original more like a WD45 pedestal? 
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Hubert (Ga)engine7
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Posted: Yesterday at 6:57am |
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Welcome to the Forum. Odd that they would have the same casting number unless the extra piece at the bottom is separate. The difference in height might not be that noticeable once you get it installed.
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Posted: Yesterday at 8:08am |
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Something don't add up. I think yours has a spacer added at the bottom. Will have to look at mine.
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Posted: Yesterday at 8:31am |
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The short one is NORMAL. Yours ain't. It even has a longer shaft to match the added in spacer. maybe a Thompson Hi-Crop accessory ??
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Posted: Yesterday at 8:54am |
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My original intention was just to do a swap, my wobbly loose, for Mikes much tighter pedestal.
Now I am curious.
Going to do some further disassembly on the long one to see whats up.If the parts are not to worn maybe swap the spindle blocks.
I was going to take that one apart to see how bad of a job it would be to put in a new lower seal. Practice before taking the one I want to use apart.
Maybe I have a super rare million dollar WD. I wish.
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Posted: Yesterday at 10:31am |
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Thompson cane tractor conversions were wide fronts & factory high crops were typically either single front wheel or wide fronts. I've never heard of a tricycle high crop. Your original part looks factory...kind of a mystery?? Kip
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Posted: Yesterday at 6:58pm |
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I'm throwing darts in the dark here: Is it possible that someone at sometime had reason the raise the front end and made a longer shaft and the spacer???
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If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
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Posted: 22 hours 44 minutes ago at 7:52pm |
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If it had 13.6 x 38 rear tires it would level it out.
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Posted: 12 hours 46 minutes ago at 5:50am |
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I thought this was used on a mounted corn picker.
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Posted: 12 hours 16 minutes ago at 6:20am |
 Lon(MN) wrote:
I thought this was used on a mounted corn picker. |
I posted the same pictures to a facebook Allis group, and several suggested that. 
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Posted: 11 hours 32 minutes ago at 7:04am |
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Another "It ain't factory AC" turns out to be factory AC
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Posted: 11 hours 11 minutes ago at 7:25am |
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If you're into pulling this tractor, your hitch height will be different!
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DrAllis
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Posted: 9 hours 58 minutes ago at 8:38am |
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So, if you can find the parts book for a 33 picker, if the book is new enough, these parts should be in there.
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Posted: 9 hours 49 minutes ago at 8:47am |
On the second picture, cart has air cleaner with attached screen, common for tractors that had the #33 Corn picker; ours also had the mud scraper on the front wheels. R. Musgrave
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Posted: 4 hours 24 minutes ago at 2:12pm |
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My Dad bought this tractor used in the mid 60's. I was 7 in 1965. My older brother remembers it had a loader and plow when Dad got it delivered. If it ever had a picker mounted, it was before then. The loader and plow got sold at some time and the WD spread manure, hay work and pulled wagons.It was the first tractor I ever drove with Dad beside me, and the first tractor I got to do work with, raking hay and nearly freezing in one direction and cooking the other way with a heathouser pulling a 2-row stalk cutter.
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