HOW TO DRIVE AN ANTIQUE TRACTOR - STEVE DRIVES THE WD45 ALLIS CHALMERS FOR THE FIRST TIME!!!

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[@joelmollenkopf3767]

WD45 is a stunning tractor

[@cdjhyoung]

I helped my son-in-law buy a WD last year. Had him test drive it an everything. Never occurred to me that a 45 year old city boy had no idea how to handle a farm tractor from that era. He's got it figured out now, He's even taught two of his daughters how to use it.

[@MrPhotodoc]

I bought one for $1.5k 30-some years ago and it's still running great. A little hard with manual steering but still a great machine.

[@brioblen82]

When I wanted to get an antique tractor that would still be useful in smaller spaces, 1 of the few non-John Deere tractors my stepfather recommended is the WD-45. I was looking at Farmalls and he said absolutely not.

[@kenschaefer7625]

Worked for a farmer from when I was 12 until I was 18. Drove his WD and a WD 45 Diesel

[@hombredeacero3131]

Had a Allis Chalmers years and years ago it was a great tractor

[@cameron9509]

This is the best channel

[@terrysavage2745]

If the tractor moves forward with the hand clutch pushed forward the clutch is stuck. It may break free if pulled hard with a plow with the hand clutch pushed forward.

[@timodonnell9676]

Many years on one of these ...it absolutely should not move with the hand clutch forward ...the only time I ever used the foot clutch was to engage the pto....by using the hand clutch you have live power on the pto making it a favorite for farmhand loaders, or anything else you wanted to keep running while stopping the tractor.

[@teddybrzeski]

I gave u a follow can u explain the parts under the ignition .in that compartment between the key and the battery

[@BigMan-lx9rz]

Drove a couple different ones as a kid,

[@Turbo6803]

What starter are you running to make it a push button start? The wife wants me to convert her WD45 and I have had zero luck finding anyone who knows anything about them

[@bobkerr5718]

I have a wd45 and loved it but

[@reedsilvesan2197]

Someone has changed things on your tractor. Your ' choke rod' really wasn't the choke, it went to a mechanical lever on the starter, and the starter was not an electrical button. The choke should be a conventional cable set up. I have a '55, which I really like.

[@cannotsay5505]

a WD45 is vintage not antique