Posted by redforlife on October 10, 2023 at 07:48:13 from (174.213.208.67):
In Reply to: Re: different wheel posted by Leroy on October 10, 2023 at 06:22:19:
Steel wheels were available from factory for the entire run of production. If you see the variation, it doesn't have to be from the war years. Although, ... most of the war year tractors came out on steel.
5th gear was blocked out at factory for the steel wheel option. But, ... it could be unblocked by simply taking a certain bolt out of the platform and putting a shorter bolt in. Or adding a bunch of washers to the long bolt.
Some early H's were on steel (before the war). Not uncommon to see those. They had a bit different style wheel center. The waffle portion was stamped rather than poured. The waffle portion being noticeably thinner. And the axle clamps were real similar to F-12 (no half moon block). These style wheels are not uncommon to see. And all of which were before the war. I believe the wheel style change was before the U.S. entered the war.
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