Posted by John B. on March 08, 2009 at 06:50:27 from (38.114.64.131):
Just for those who don't know I ran across this 30 years ago when I bought a set of rear steel wheels for my F14. Well when I got them home they didn't fit my axle. The axle holes were too small, because they were for a Farmall H.
There are 3 differences between the H and F12-14 rear wheels;
"H" wheels have 14 spokes, 1/8" smaller axle diameter and one set screw on each jaw to open the jaws of the center hub that clamps onto the axle.
F12,F14 wheels have 16 spokes, 1/8" bigger axle diameter and both set screws are on the same jaw of the center hub that clamps onto the axle.
Most people just count the spokes but a quick look at the set screws will tell you faster. It beats having to sit there and count spokes.
Hope this helps those who didn't know this when they are looking for a set of steel wheels.
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