I am looking for a set of front wheel centers to go on a Farmall wide front end for my father in law's super m. The centers off of the narrow front will not work on the wide. I can find aftermarket six lug hubs, but I am having a problem finding original type to put on it. The wide front he has is in good shape, but has no front hubs on it at all. I am in central Michigan so any advice on places to look or to contact would be appreciated.
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caterpillar guy
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Try Harvey Gross if he is still in business. Was real reasonable and had lots of Parts for the IH and Deere. If it is an after market axle I am not sure if you can get the original hubs to fit at all. Schwartz or any of those types.
There is a place at Farwell I have not been there yet as it was it is over an hour away. Not sure how much he has either.
There is a place at Farwell I have not been there yet as it was it is over an hour away. Not sure how much he has either.
Without knowing the type wide front makes it hard to give a defiant answer. If the old IH type with tie rods forward of axle they used H or SH size wheels. If a latter type IH and the SM ones won't fit the spindles could be from a 60 series or newer. If a aftermarket wide front need to do some spindle measurements.
BarnyardEngineering
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The original hubs are all the same for wide or narrow fronts. If the ones off the narrow front don't fit, none of the others will either.
What did the wide front come off of?
What did the wide front come off of?
Barnyard not always, check the spindle numbers and wheel castings used on the IH adjustable wheelbase wide front with tie rods forward of axle on a H, M, SH, SM tractors. Later wide front with tie rods rear that came out in early 54 used the same narrow and wide front wheels until the 60 series.
I haven't went to look at the front axle yet. He said it takes the
same front hubs as a H or maybe a C. The axle is still up on the rack
so I need to get it down to ground level so I can see the whole thing.
I don't know is how he even ended up with a front axle with no hubs to
begin with, all, I can figure is it must have been free/extremely
cheap.
same front hubs as a H or maybe a C. The axle is still up on the rack
so I need to get it down to ground level so I can see the whole thing.
I don't know is how he even ended up with a front axle with no hubs to
begin with, all, I can figure is it must have been free/extremely
cheap.
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