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what is the rod on this WD?
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    Posted: 23 Jan 2010 at 9:49am
This question came up on another list.  It might have already been posted here.  If so I'm sorry for the duplication.
 
 
What is the rod running from the steering pedistal toward the rear axle?
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maybe added there to lay down tall weeds or stalks?
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Rick it's hard to really see it but it appears to be a manufactured piece, probably aftermarket, but not a farmer adaptation but your's is the best guess we've had so far.
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Could be remnants of another attachment or a heat houser apron.
Before the WD snap coupler setup, Allis listers attached with some brackets at the front but the brace was not quite like that.  Other manufacturers may have also had their own designs to adapt mounted equipment.



Edited by Rick of HopeIN - 23 Jan 2010 at 12:38pm
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  have seen loader brackets mounted that way  super six was brand
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Thanks Norm.  
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