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    Posted: 24 Dec 2014 at 6:07pm

http://brianahart.net/weights.htm


Edited by CTuckerNWIL - 24 Dec 2014 at 6:08pm
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Wow didn't know there was so many look-alike weights for WD & then to fit B's I'll have to go check my pile of weights to see if they are all the same numbers or if I might have some for B's Thanks for posting this Charlie !!
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Have a weight with a # 406282 on it fits on a wd Oxnard ?

                         thanks Terry
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Had no idea there were so many kinds of weights. I have a pair on my WD45 off of the A and B Deere's
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Is there some place that has the # for weights? Will I find it in the parts books. Trying to get things all written down in one place.
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Click on the live link in the original post!
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Thank you for all the help on numbers on AC weights. You guys are great.
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Engine weight question?
I have a 1948 B. Today I purchased a pair of engine weights at a farm auction that I believe to fit a B or C.
Do I need a sleeve around the bolt in 2 of the holes?
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Does a bevel indicate an older weight??? and does the bevel go up or down?

Thanks, MCM
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I believe the bevel was clearance for the B steering arm, so it would go on the bottom on the left side.
 I don't think you can turn the weight upside down and still bolt it on????


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Thanks, that makes sense. None of the AC experts at the auction could help, never having seen a set before.  I've not had a chance to jockey them into position yet. Had my workout for the day just carrying them to the truck.  MCM
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Will WD wts fit the styled WC centers? I did not see any listed for the WC.
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yes, they should. I have a pair of F&H weights on my WD and another set on my 42 WC cast center
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Will the WD/WD45 front donut weight fit on the inside of the rim? Is the center hole large enough to go over the wheel hub?
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I have a set of engine weights on my C.  A bolt is used on the front (If I recall correctly, it threads into the front plate and the weight slides over it) and a bolt goes into the side of the bell-housing which effectively locks the weight onto the engine.    

Originally posted by mcm mcm wrote:

Thanks, that makes sense. None of the AC experts at the auction could help, never having seen a set before.  I've not had a chance to jockey them into position yet. Had my workout for the day just carrying them to the truck.  MCM
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The correct front B/C side weight front mount is a bolt with a bushing that fits the hole in the weight. A stack of about 10 Metric flat washers with a 3/8 hole makes a good bushing. OD is near perfect

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Does anyone know why the change in pie weights from D-17 I &II to D-17 III & IV etc.   I'm starting to wonder if it was function or cosmetic!!    And has anyone ever Tried to stack the pie weights like the older WD weights'   Also many, many early D-17's used the flat WD weights in the Midwest in my childhood.   Thanks " Housemover"Confused
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Does any one know the aprox weight of a AC Mod M crawler motor ? Getting one shipped from NY to Oregon need shipping weight ...
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Great job on this slowely becoming lost information, thanks fellas
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Greetings! I'm new to this forum. My dad bought a WD in 1954 and I pretty much grew up riding that tractor. Never got over the fond memories associated with that tractor. I have a set of rear weights off a WD in my barn. Does anyone know the best way to sell them and approximately what they are worth?
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Put them on the classifieds here, or on CL, and provide a link.  as to value, here in md, about $150 a set...Wink
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THANK YOU!
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Wow! Thanks! The ones I have look like the ones for a WD45. Part #AM2795-10
Thanks again



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good pictures and info, thanks
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I see in the link there are sectional weights shown for a D19/190 with the casting #  AM 5052-2. I found some (12ea) sectional weights that look identical but have the casting # AM 5052-3. I have a few questions.
1. What the difference between a -2 and -3?
2. What do they weigh?
3. How many does it take to go around the rim?
4. What are they worth?

Thanx, Chris 
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It’s been a LONG time since I put the engine weights on my C and another set on Dad’s B. But I remember using a carriage bolt & a short piece of 1/2” pipe for the bushing on the front mounts. Kip 
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Anyone making repo D series front mounting bracket for the flat type stack weights?
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DJ's tractor parts has the D series mounting brackets and J hooks. I bouhgt a set last year. They were good quality.
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