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French Hecht (?) front wheels; source of rims muffler

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Pat

08-02-2000 15:08:28




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My 1939 B has cast front wheels with detachable rims. The casting number is F&H W242D, I believe. I am assuming that is French and Hecht. Are rims available? Mine are in very bad shape, and before I try to salvage them I would like to at least know if an alternative is available. I have tried Millet Tire and the other readily available sites on this web site, without luck. I would prefer new to salvage.

Another question: I haven�t had any luck trying to find a muffler for my B (early styled, SN B69203). Does anybody have a suggestion where to go? I�d like to have a muffler, instead of just having a straight pipe welded up like we did when I was growing up.

Thanks in advance,

Pat

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Todd

08-04-2000 07:02:44




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 Re: French Hecht (?) front wheels; source of rims muffler in reply to Pat, 08-02-2000 15:08:28  
K&K antique tractor should have the muffler and are very knowledgable about wheels etc. on Deeres.
Phone is 317-398-9883 or kkantiquetractors.com



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Fudd

08-02-2000 20:10:27




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 Re: French Hecht (?) front wheels; source of rims muffler in reply to Pat, 08-02-2000 15:08:28  
You can give Greg Stephen a try at [email protected] a try. He deals in a lot of older stuff. Good luck.



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Mike Aylward

08-02-2000 16:45:16




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 Re: French Hecht (?) front wheels; source of rims muffler in reply to Pat, 08-02-2000 15:08:28  
Pat, as far as your muffler goes, if the original type muffler is not available (I think it subs up to the later muffler) you can take an AB2700R (the later one) and cut off the extension. With a little touch-up I doubt if anyone could tell the difference. Hope this helps. Mike



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