Restoration of a DW6

would love to have one of these machines. Have a friend that has one all restored, may have some parts

Looks like Jerry's havin Subway! lol
Gary

Looks like Jerry's havin Subway! lol
Gary

[quote="ROME/KG"]Looks like Jerry's havin Subway! lol
Gary[/quote]

Yea it was a cold cut special...LOL!

Nice looking project Eric,would like to have one of them.If it ends up like all your other projects it will be a first class project.Good luck.Mike

MOG5858 has one he rescued from that floodwater a year or so ago. He should be able to help out with the tire size. Have not heard from him for a couple weeks. Might be super busy at work.

The drawbar looks like it has never had a pin in it.

Dumb question of the day,how much of a 8u,9u back end is the same as the B's?????Much of it looks very similar if not the same castings as used on the earlier tractor.Would assume the gears would be different,but I don't know.


Thirty years ago I got a big surprise when I learned 3T D7 and 9U D6 had the same steering clutch ,brakes,and steering boaster.So if it looks close I ask.

[quote="Ray54"]Dumb question of the day,how much of a 8u,9u back end is the same as the B's?????Much of it looks very similar if not the same castings as used on the earlier tractor.Would assume the gears would be different,but I don't know.


Thirty years ago I got a big surprise when I learned 3T D7 and 9U D6 had the same steering clutch ,brakes,and steering boaster.So if it looks close I ask.[/quote]

good question once i get a parts book i will compare part numbers to see what is the same and what is not.

Bull gears and pinions are different in 9u and D6B. Transmissions are different; mainly due to pinion brgs. BUT the gears may be the same; have never checked the gear part numbers.