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Roy

12-13-2001 17:23:56




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I know John Deere made a late styled BW but did they make a late styled BWH?




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gary

12-13-2001 20:27:21




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 Re: BWH in reply to Roy, 12-13-2001 17:23:56  
Roy,
I am quoting from a book by Robert N. Pripps "John Deere Model B Restoration Guide":
"The same day the first BNH was built, Decision Number 7251 came out, describing the model BWH, another high-clearance version with an adjustable wide front end. Additional height was provided by lengthening the king pin struts (axle knees as Deere called them). Front axle extension assemblies of seven and thirteen inches were available to provide greater width than the standard BW. WIth the 7in assembly, tread widths of from 56.625 to 68.625in were possible. WIth the 13in assembly, tread widths from 68.625 to 80.625 were available. The first BWH was serial number 51,679, and it was built on December 15, 1937. There were only fity-one unstyled BWHs made. Both BNH and BWH used different rear axle housings. The rear axles were also longer and had twelve-splined grooves. Models BNH and BWH continued in the lineup through 1946. After serail number 201,000, when the pressed-steel frame was introduced, high clearance (H) designation was dropped."
The book doesn't mention how many styled BNWs were made.
Hope this information was helpful.
gary

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troy clemens

10-14-2002 14:42:05




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 Re: Re: BWH in reply to gary, 12-13-2001 20:27:21  
What is the difference between styled and unstyled?



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Will P

12-13-2001 17:31:35




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 Re: BWH in reply to Roy, 12-13-2001 17:23:56  
NO! The BW could be optioned to have 42" tires. But was still a BW.

Will P



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