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Model L Case tire size

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elroysdad

09-02-2002 10:20:08




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I recently bought a 1936 model L case on rubber. The tires are all shot, and need replacing. My problem is that the fronts are two different sizes, and I dont know which one, if either, is the correct size. The owners manual doesn't help. Any information on this or any helpful hints about the tractor in general would be appreciated. Thanks.




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Calvin

09-17-2002 14:18:29




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 Re: Model L Case tire size in reply to elroysdad, 09-02-2002 10:20:08  
To Al and Bill, the follow-up boys:

This is not about tire sizes! Given your Model L experiences;

I have come across a Model L (literally in the bush)that is in rough shape (but is complete and has steel wheels). I know it is going to need a LOT of WORK, but my concern is: can you still find decent used parts for this model - e.g.cyl head, radiator, etc. The sheet metal is shot, but I guess I can always have this fabricated new. Would I be better off forgetting it and buying a restored unit? Would the parts on the one I have located be worth anything (e.g. magneto, wheels, etc.)?

Thanks.

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Al

09-13-2002 12:03:46




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 Re: Model L Case tire size in reply to elroysdad, 09-02-2002 10:20:08  
Your L would use either a 7.50 x 16, 7.50 x 18 or 7.50 x 20 depending on how it got to be on rubber tires. Most came out on Steel and People converted them... My 1930 L was converted to Runner and it has 7.50 20's ...



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Bill Hires

09-02-2002 15:33:43




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 Re: Model L Case tire size in reply to elroysdad, 09-02-2002 10:20:08  
The front rim sizes are 4.5" X 16" drop center, or 5.50 x F-20 full drop center rim. Measure the width across the rim where the tire bead sits and the rim diameter from rim bead to rim bead. Tire sizes listed are 7.5 X 16 and 7.5 X 20. I think a 6.5 X 16 would work on the 4.5 rim.



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