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JD A Spoked Wheels

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Scott Tn.

10-07-2000 14:28:53




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I have a 1942 JD A that has spoked rear wheels does anyone know if this is factory or not. Thanks for the help.




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bob

10-11-2000 22:15:12




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 Re: JD A Spoked Wheels in reply to Scott Tn., 10-07-2000 14:28:53  
what you have there is a war model and yes it most likely is factory. During world war 2 there was a lot of variations of rear wheels on tractors. Iron was hard to come by so alot of mfgrs. went back to spokes to conserve steel. I have a 44 A that has stamped steel rear wheels on it.



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JD-A man

10-08-2000 13:44:06




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 Re: JD A Spoked Wheels in reply to Scott Tn., 10-07-2000 14:28:53  
my 38 A unstyled has 36" round spokes in back and solids on front also

i believe the 38" spokes came on the high crops AWH,ANH

i have seen many early styed A's with spokes to answer your question it is likely stock



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Vance R.

10-07-2000 16:36:40




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 Re: JD A Spoked Wheels in reply to Scott Tn., 10-07-2000 14:28:53  
My late 1938 unstyled A is set up like yours. 36" tires on round spokes and solids in front. My question is, when did they use 38"? earlier models, or was this an option that Deere offered in the later 30's Vance



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Jarrod

10-07-2000 15:03:53




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 Re: JD A Spoked Wheels in reply to Scott Tn., 10-07-2000 14:28:53  
Are they round spokes or flat? My 39 A has round spokes on the back and solid center fronts on it. I've seen other 39's with the same setup, so I'm guessing it's a factory deal in 39 at least. What size are the rear tires? Mine are 36" and by what I've read 36" went on the B as well. Most factory rounds I've seen are 38".



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