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McCormick Deering 1937 WK-40
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Posted by Lester on October 03, 2005 at 19:25:18 from (24.182.144.2):
I recently "inherited" a monster of a tractor, a 1939 WK-40 McCormick Deering. It does not have a starter but has an opening designed for one. Does anyone know a source for a starter and perhaps someone has some tips on installation. I also would like to hear from owners of WK-40's or W-40's...perhaps you would share some of your tips on restoration or stories or experiences with this model tractor. This WK-40 was used many years to run a sawmill and before that who knows?? What were they designed to do?? I understand only about 10,000 were made. This tractor has a six cylinder engine with the International emblem.
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