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You won't be disappointed with that Allis WD45 they are really good tractors as well as pretty easy on fuel.

I enjoy watching those old tractors. I used an old wd ac. I noticed you was used the foot clutch. The hand clutch looked to be pushed forward. This makes me thank the hand clutch is stuck.

someting as easy to get to as them seat nuts , a nut spliter works wonders , good vid

I can plainly see all your trouble lies with windshield whipper motor. Good show man thank you. Nice tractor can’t wait to see lucky driving it in the field.

Great vidio love those old tractors. Thanks

Excellent

Guilty of used engine oil in the oil bath air cleaner. I love that vintage tin that you could work on without a computer.

Yeah, It sounds Powerful with your electronic upgrade. 👍👍

Hey Chuck, I have the first "like" Keep up the good work. Love you videos from New Hampshire

That was a great tractor hope this one continues to be for you as well

The old WD 45 would probably make an excellent hay rake tractor

instaid of tourch , use a nut splitter when you can use it . great vid, thanks

onthe seat bolts were you meaning to tighten them with the wrench or loosen them prior to using the torch? If not you were turning it the wrong way.

my father had one when i was little, it had the narrow front axle and it had a loader with a bucket and snowplow.

That cap is to a bobcat skid steer

Carburetors built the world as we no it… I’m not sure if that’s good or bad.

Did you ever end up using the old Allis in the field?