Posted by cdmn on October 03, 2012 at 19:22:20 from (66.228.249.73):
In Reply to: 1928 Fordson posted by kevinjg on October 02, 2012 at 17:06:20:
When Henry Ford shut down his tractor factory in Dearborn, he shipped the tooling to Ireland. They improved it by using an external magneto. The production in Ireland was quite low and the tooling was moved again to England in about 1932. All the rubber-tired wheels used on English Fordsons up to 1945 should fit. In the US, F&H and Electric Motorwheel made after-market rubber tired wheels. They are getting hard to find. Most farmers just cut off the spokes and welded rims to the stubs. If you want to save your original wheels, it should be a lot easier to find used cut-offs.
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