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David R Inman 11-24-2012 11:27:24 174.39.177.250 Report to Moderator	Thanks. Didn't relize it was for the 45, assumed it was D17 vintage/ ideal tracor. We'll ither modify a JD bearing, or get a machinest fried to help him. [Reply]   [No Email]
Diydave 11-24-2012 15:59:03 96.244.157.254 Report to Moderator	Re: AC disc id? photos in reply to David R Inman, 11-24-2012 11:27:24   You can use it on any tractor in the D-series, big enough to pull it, with one caveat: There are 2 different tongue lengths, the wd45 is (I think) 6" shorter than a D-17. If I am wrong, someone will correct me. The good thing about the disc, is it is a weight transfer design, made for the TB system, on AC Tractors. (if it still has the original cyl) [Reply]  [No Email]
David R Inman 11-24-2012 17:08:53 174.39.217.243 Report to Moderator	Re: AC disc id? photos in reply to Diydave, 11-24-2012 15:59:03   Dont know what cylnder it has on it, too dark out to take a better picture and ask. Do know it is too much for our WD45 on the second or third pass, in arizona soil, and dad siad he had to lift up slightly with the wheels. But our WD45 doent have the rear weights on, may not have water in the tires, and one rear is poor tread, so it may be the combo of soil and the tractor. [Reply]  [No Email]
Diydave 11-25-2012 05:46:25 96.244.157.254 Report to Moderator	Re: AC disc id? photos in reply to David R Inman, 11-24-2012 17:08:53   I just took a look at the cylinder, looks like a low pressure unit, that farm stores sell. You need a 3500# cyl. Then you can use the traction booster, to regulate the depth, by putting some of the weight on the wheels of the disc. Surpluscenter.com may have a high pressure cylinder, that fits. [Reply]  [No Email]
Diydave 11-25-2012 05:47:58 96.244.157.254 Report to Moderator	Re: AC disc id? photos in reply to Diydave, 11-25-2012 05:46:25   Also looks like the blades are worn out, that makes a big difference, too. [Reply]  [No Email]