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Re: H/M front wheels
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on January 09, 2004 at 18:05:02 from (64.228.11.98):
In Reply to: H/M front wheels posted by sdterry on January 09, 2004 at 07:47:27:
sdterry: I looked at this earlier and thought, just exactly what are you asking? Do you mean hubs or rims or both? What production years are you asking about? The H used two different wheels, the early ones were a plain wheel held on by 3 lugs and bolts, where as the later ones had lugs rivited to wheel and use 3 bolts as the supers do. I have a book here with about 20 pictures of Ms and none of them have the old style wheel. My next question is did the M ever use the old style wheel? My final question, is this a difference between H and M wheels or rather heavy and light duty spindles? I know that is the case once you get into the number series tractors.
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