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Ever see wheels like these?

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Larry806

07-31-2007 06:06:25

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I just got this LA and don't the rear steel are Case wheels .
I wonder if they were Mennonite ?
Would they be worth anything?

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Racine

08-01-2007 14:41:46

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

Hello again Larry806,

I have checked up on the steel wheels for the "CASE" model "930" (early) and it gives the Part No as A11939, I am sure that is what the "LA" in question is fitted with, gives width as 11 1/8 inches by 54 inch diameter, there was also an extension for these wheels, Part No A7365M which was 12 inches wide by again 54 inch diameter.

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Alan T. Lewis

Christchurch

NEW ZEALAND

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Larry806

08-01-2007 05:26:13

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

Thank you for the replies . Not quite what I'm going to do with it . I bought 20 tractors at once .

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SDLars

07-31-2007 18:37:58

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

I don't see these versions in the LA parts manual ('52). Looks like a good way to retro rubber to steel.

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Racine

07-31-2007 16:22:03

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

Hello Lary806,

Interested in the photo of the late model "LA" that you posted, fitted with the steel rear wheels. Yes, they will be genuine "CASE" attatchments, they are jost bolted on to the original "LA" cast centres.

I have seen these shown in the parts books for the later "930" tractors and some other models also, however I had seen a photo on the BB ages ago of a "930" fitted with the same wheels in the Armish country.

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Alan T. Lewis

Christchurch

NEW ZEALAND

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dctom

07-31-2007 14:55:22

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

lots of em here in amish country

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CWhinton

08-02-2007 06:54:24

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to dctom, 07-31-2007 14:55:22

This is probably off topic. but why do the Amish replace rubber with steel on their tractors? Always wordered.

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Gwiz

08-03-2007 14:33:58

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to CWhinton, 08-02-2007 06:54:24

Just read the other night that it is to limit the temptation of using the tractor as a means transportation.
James

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WeirdDeere

07-31-2007 12:08:57

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

I dunno about Case, but I know that JD (and Minnie Mo?) had a setup similar to this. A farmer could bolt the steel wheels to his cast centers, or switch to rubber, if needed, using the same centers.

It was mostly for rice farming, but could be anywhere really.

Brandon

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Larry806

07-31-2007 06:10:31

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:06:25

Better view

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Brian in Ohio

07-31-2007 08:06:34

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:10:31

Almost looks like a "reverse cut off". The center looks like a standard Case wheel center, and someone bolted wheat was cut off of another set of steel wheels and bolted them on. Unusual to see it that way...

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J hi kemper

07-31-2007 06:26:49

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Re: Ever see wheels like these? in reply to Larry806, 07-31-2007 06:10:31

Looks like standard Casewheels to Me ,,

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