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Re: McCormick-Derring Wd-40 Diesel
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Posted by Red Dave on December 01, 2004 at 06:35:27 from (24.104.94.34):
In Reply to: McCormick-Derring Wd-40 Diesel posted by Shop Teacher on December 01, 2004 at 06:05:49:
They were the first wheeled diesel farm tractors. The governor allowed it to run about 7 - 800 revolutions on gas, then switched it over to diesel automatically. Sometimes it took off on diesel, sometimes you started over. I know two guys who have them, but they are not very common. I've helped start them, it's a lot of work if they aren't set-up just right. A real collectors item in my opinion. Guy Fay probably has a page or two about them in his "IH Tractor Data Book", but I don't know of a specific book about just WD-40's. Maybe somebody else knows a better source of info.
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