wd-45, wd, wc picture post!

my old 37 wc i bought just a few miles from the farm ,never even knew it was there it sat in an old barn for 45 years. still gathering some things for it . will get it going after the brake job on the 185.my 92 year old pap wants to rake some hay with it while hes still able

my '38

Eldon, what brand loader is that?  Trip bucket or hydraulic?  Inquiring minds want to know! 

That is a super 6 loader with a trip bucket. Not sure where they were made. I sold this tractor, but have another like it that I didn't have a pic of on file.....

WC899

Here are my 6 WC's, the 1945 on the trailer is the only runner, has original rubber and steel rear end.  I have 3 with the steel rear ends.  I have a wide front for a WC, but it isn't on a tractor.

 

 

 

 

 

I guess this is a technically a WC

 

@ JW : That IH in the pic, looks like a 300 to me, you can almost make out the silver 300 emblem on the side of the hood, and I don't believe either the M or H had a piece of sheet metal covering the steering column over the hood like this tractor does.

WD that will soon have a corn picker mounted to it

Edited by Don(MI) - 12 Jan 2011 at 9:28pm

I think you're right Jay. Good eye.

This is of a 45 gas I owned years ago. The new owner had sent me this pic soon after I sold it to him. He said he was kicking butt at the pulls where ever he went. I had purchased it from Wengers of Myerstown and suspect it must of had a recent motor re- build; I once took it up the steepest road by our farm pulling a all metal self unloading wagon in high gear, instead of that power crater motor dying down, it just kept getting louder and meaner until it made it to the top!

My WD, WD45 and early D17 at the Central States Threshermans last year.

Here is a pic of my 52 WD, this was my grandfathers tractor.  It does not have the loader frame on it anymore.

Hey DonMI,

My D-17 with bush hog.