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Paul430CL

09-09-2005 15:10:52

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Hello, I have a set of rear steel wheels for a 8N Ford and was just wondering if any one would know what they are worth? I have had so many people just come and look at them because they have never seen a set so I figure there must not be many of them. Any help would be greatly appricated. Thanks Paul

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9n141

09-11-2005 17:33:22

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Re: Ford 8N steel wheels? in reply to Paul430CL, 09-09-2005 15:10:52

They sound like Ferguson wheels

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Tim PloughNman Daley

09-10-2005 04:33:04

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Re: Ford 8N steel wheels? in reply to Paul430CL, 09-09-2005 15:10:52

Hey Paul-
Actually, no such thing as an 8N Steel Wheel. The steel wheels were produced for the 2N when the war broke out to conserve rubber for the military vehicles. After the war, they returned to rubber. The steel wheels would work on an 8N though but that's the story behind them.

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( Pic ) Ken N Tx

09-10-2005 09:40:26

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Re: Ford 8N steel wheels? in reply to Tim PloughNman Daley, 09-10-2005 04:33:04

1942 2N

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Paul430CL

09-11-2005 12:20:47

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Re: Ford 8N steel wheels? in reply to ( Pic ) Ken N Tx, 09-10-2005 09:40:26

The steel wheels that I have do not look like those, they look more like a sand lug. I could send you a picture if that would help. Paul

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Tim PloughNman Daley

09-10-2005 20:49:58

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Re: Ford 8N steel wheels? in reply to ( Pic ) Ken N Tx, 09-10-2005 09:40:26

Ken-
Nice tractor! I forgot to mention that they also used a magneto and a hand crank on the tractors to further conserve resources for the war effort.

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