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Dean(IA) View Drop Down
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    Posted: 05 Apr 2011 at 11:24am
Does anybody have a real genuine 1948 WD? They are
always listed in ads from dealers as 1949. It would be
great to see a photo of a 1948.
Thanks
Dean(IA)
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I have one, serial number WD7775. The first tractor on the left in this picture is a 48.
 


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John, what size rims and tires are on your WD? She sure looks like a mean machine!

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Those are 18.4x26 rice tires on combine rims. They really suck her down if it is muddy!
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What kind of rice yield do you get over there or does it depend on the rain. Over here in Ohio its lookin like it might do well. Fred
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I bet with a tire like that on a dry track she'd be a pullin machine! I run 14.9 x 28 on my WD
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I have #566
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