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M&W Oil Pan For IH Tractors
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    Posted: 06 Aug 2025 at 10:08pm
I know they are hard to find, but a friend of mine is looking for one. Any help to find one would be appreciated.
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Good luck, they are hard to find. Tell him to have his checkbook fully funded if he finds one! They usually go for around $7500. There is a guy that is working on reproducing them for about half the money, I think.
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What’s so special about them?
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There is a company reproducing them now. Can be had much cheaper than the originals go for but still not cheap. Cant remember the name right off hand.
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The M@W pans are deeper to hold more oil and oil have cooling fins molded into them
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When M & W turbochargers were installed on say an 806/856 diesel tractor, they needed help keeping things cool.
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Originally posted by DrAllis DrAllis wrote:

When M & W turbochargers were installed on say an 806/856 diesel tractor, they needed help keeping things cool.
Doc, that wasn't as much of a problem with the Red ones as it was with 4020's. One reaason there is not a lot of them out there.
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The M & W boys had a good business model. Make parts to up the HP of your tractor and then when it overheats (because of their parts) they sell you a deeper alunnerman oil pan and maybe a larger radiator. Genius !!   In the case of the WD-45, a starter drive that could turn the engine over with 6 volts after installing their pistons and sleeves.
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