New to forum, but not to the tractor world

[KeithOR]

At 72 yrs old and raised on the farm, I think I have a general idea how tractors work..hhhhhhhmmmm. Did a google search looking for parts for an old Ditch-Witch M-4, when I came across this forum, hopefully someone on this forum knows where to locate parts for this old, but not forgotten machine. I have 5000+ feet of ditches to dig between now and next spring, so I figured I would start now locating the parts I need..

Thanks
Keith

 

[HCJtractor]

Welcome and good luck. Someone here should help!

 

[HEC]

Welcome and good luck with your project,you might type in ditch witch in the search area above for some hints also .

 

[445A]

KeithOR
I have 2 D.W. C44 I'm going to scrap out. Some parts may interchange. Engines are toast. What are you looking for? 445A

 

[deerseeker001]

Welcome from Wisconsin

 

[KeithOR]

KeithOR
I have 2 D.W. C44 I'm going to scrap out. Some parts may interchange. Engines are toast. What are you looking for? 445A

I'm looking for the main clutch pack on the Wisconsin AENLD ENGINE. This one is broken beyond repair.. I need a couple of sprockets also
and looks like the sprocket on the reducer is toast. Has been abused over the years..

Thanks

 

[wrenchrider]

Welcome to the forum, and howdy from Tennessee. I'm new here myself and glad I found this site. Folks here sure seem eager to help.
At only 72 years young, shouldn't you still be using a tile spade instead of a ditch witch? ha. Broke the handle out of mine, too!!!:welcome:

 

[oldpilgrim]

did you try any of these ?


https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Wisconsin+AENLD+ENGINE

 

[OZisKTB]

Welcome from VA

 

[KeithOR]

Welcome to the forum, and howdy from Tennessee. I'm new here myself and glad I found this site. Folks here sure seem eager to help.
At only 72 years young, shouldn't you still be using a tile spade instead of a ditch witch? ha. Broke the handle out of mine, too!!!:welcome:

I already dug 100 ft of ditch 24 inches deep for electrical and another for water. Had to get power and water to shop. My old backhoe decided it wanted to give up...Needed to get this done, and I am no stranger to the working end of a shovel..

Thanks
Keith