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STEWARTINPA

11-18-2007 01:33:38




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I just got an IH wagon running gear it has spoke wheels and a parking brake for the back tires the only number I can find is WA31 on the cast iron parts on the front end. Does anyone have information on a wagon like this?




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IaGary

11-18-2007 04:59:33




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 Re: wagon in reply to STEWARTINPA, 11-18-2007 01:33:38  
Does it have rubber tires?

If it has rubber it most likely had steel wheels that were cut off and rims for rubber were welded on. I don't think any wagons left the factory with spokes and rubber.

The brakes were an option you could add from IH on several wagons.

If you get a picture I can maybe give you a rough idea on the year.

Gary



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Robert Huntress

11-18-2007 10:03:39




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 Re: wagon in reply to IaGary, 11-18-2007 04:59:33  
If I may add that during the age of steel wheels, very little was factory original. Farmers bought stripped down model A's and brought them to shops to have their tractors built. I would be rather sceptical that any given feature is from the factory on something that is old enough to have been steel wheeled. If they did a good job refitting the spoke wheels or parking brake, though, I would simply consider it indicative of the period. I've seen some beautifull wagons on this site that I do not believe are rebuilt to factory standards. What I did with the gear that I've been restoring is preserve the color and appearance if possible, but otherwise fit it to what I will use. I am about to begin restoring, what I believe to be a well made (Home made)wagon, myself. If I may get on my factory original soap box, most of the best and most unique implements that farmers used were locally manufactured, at best, or highly modified from what the factory produced, yet good luck getting any recognition at a tractor show with them. I stay away from building or refiting to such an arbitrary standard that competes with the usability of equipment.

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