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Topic: model population

Posted By: ky wonder
Subject: model population
Date Posted: 08 Aug 2011 at 11:16am

being bored this moring i done some research on the tractor models at tractor data and it is easy to see why the company was having troubles by the early eighties, and the company hey-day was definatly in the late 40's thru the early 60's, with the wc being the most produced model

most of the later tractors where being built in small numbers for a factory that was that large

models with production numbers per tractor data

the model production number

A 1225

B 120783

C 84000

CA 39499

WC 178202

WD 146125

WD-45 90382/6509 diesels

D-10 9100

D-14 23050

D-15 7169

D-17 84914

D-19 10591

D-21 4400

170 9303

175 6494

180 11750/1581 WHERE GAS

190 30000+

190XT 22419

200 10126

210 1471

220 1865

6060 4027

6070 972

6080 6698

7000 7264

7010 2436

7030 3396

7050 2302

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i like old tractors of all colors

Replies:

Posted By: R.W
Date Posted: 08 Aug 2011 at 11:26am

I never knew they made that many D19.

Posted By: skipwelte
Date Posted: 08 Aug 2011 at 11:27am

D19s were only about 14,000, not 140,000. Looks like the WD production #s got used for D19s also. When they closed the tractor factory it was way out of date, the foundry had been closed a few years before cause it was also out of date and wouldnt meet new standards.

Posted By: ky wonder
Date Posted: 08 Aug 2011 at 11:38am

YOU ARE RIGHT MU BIG FINGERS GOT MIXED UP, BUT I HAVE FIXED IT NOW

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i like old tractors of all colors

Posted By: Nathan (SD)
Date Posted: 08 Aug 2011 at 11:38am

I had a Milwaukee resident tell me the same Skip. He had friends that worked at AC. The feeling among the serfs was the limits of the facilities had already been met for some time. The used alot of man power moving units and assemblies in some awfully round- about way to get the 8000 series tractors pieced together. Alot of the same assembly stations that put WC's together was still putting 8070's together. It was taking way too much manual labor compared to other mfgs.

Racine and West Allis aren't that far apart. He knew people that worked at both places. There was some night and day differences on how things were done.