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Glenn D

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I picked up a load of implements from a guy I bought some tractor stuff from. I got almost another whole tractor in parts including engine, rear end and 2 transmissions. The implements were a dirt scoop (which has been very handy since we have a lot of dirt to move) An 8' roller thats apparently over 100 years old and pretty heavy. but he also gave me these wheels. I have no idea what they are for and though you folks might help.

Kinda look like they might belong on an implement to tow it someplace, hopefully someone recognizes them. the tires are old, one is a snow tread pattern off a car possibly '60's or older.

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That makes perfect sense. if thats what these are then they are missing the spring boxes for loading the suspension but the brackets there for the spring the part that mounts to the tractor is missing... are there diagrams around for this? boy I have a spare 9N that would be great to have this on for the winter
 
It looks like those could be modified to be raised & lowered as transport wheels for a light piece of equipment.
 

they could I suppose. I think i'll hang em in the shed and keep an eye out four the rest of the parts. I guess the track would be the hardest thing to get? I have enough information form the user manuals on the NT site that I could probably make an acceptable set of brackets for it. track looks like too many pieces though.
 
Since you have most of the kit I would hang them up and Try to find the rest. I don't see why you couldn't put a set of bombardier tracks on them too. They might be easier to find. I know I keep stuff for years and as soon as I sell it I'll find the rest of the parts for it a couple months later. I seen a set of tracks off a bombardier with rotten rubber basically going for scrap on CL about 6 months ago. They were with some cultivator parts and he had no idea what they were for.
Here's what the bombardier tracks look like on my ford 4000

Kirk
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That looks great. Are the bombardier units more plentiful? How does that machine work in deep snow or mud?
 
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