mgonitzke
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Is this a rear wheel for a Cub? It has an "IH" symbol and a number on the wheel center.
If not, what is it for?
If not, what is it for?
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mgonitzke
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It's a 24" wheel but I can't remember the width. I'll look tomorrow when it's light out.
mgonitzke
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The A would have had a 6-lug hub, not a 5-lug though.
Farmall A's & B's had 6-bolt hubs. Seems like the Model A got a cast iron wheel on one side and a stamped steel disc wheel on the other side to help stabilize the tractor also. I checked My Letter Series Originality Guide by Guy Fay but didn't see that mentioned.
SOMEDAY....I'm going to find a model A in baskets & boxes and Build a "REAL SUPER GARDEN TRACTOR", four-speed transmission, heavier rearend & transmission that will take some REAL horsepower, Might almost be easier to start with a C. I went to a farm sale down by LENA, IL. (west of Freeport, IL.) about 20 yrs ago that advertised three Farmall C's or Super C's. I get to the sale and there's only two lined up with the equipment. The third was disassembled and stuck in cardboard boxes on one of the hayracks of small items. I guess the sale bill should have said "Some Assembly Required" on that one!
Looked like everything was still there too.
SOMEDAY....I'm going to find a model A in baskets & boxes and Build a "REAL SUPER GARDEN TRACTOR", four-speed transmission, heavier rearend & transmission that will take some REAL horsepower, Might almost be easier to start with a C. I went to a farm sale down by LENA, IL. (west of Freeport, IL.) about 20 yrs ago that advertised three Farmall C's or Super C's. I get to the sale and there's only two lined up with the equipment. The third was disassembled and stuck in cardboard boxes on one of the hayracks of small items. I guess the sale bill should have said "Some Assembly Required" on that one!
Farmall Cub used a 24" 5 bolt wheel.
