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MH 30 Rear Rims

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redbastrd

09-21-2006 04:03:09




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I recently cam across a pair of rear rims that came off of an MH30. They have the cast iron centers, guy I got them from said they were original, anybody know how rare these style of rims are?




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redbastrd

09-21-2006 13:55:51




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 Re: MH 30 Rear Rims in reply to redbastrd, 09-21-2006 04:03:09  
Thats what they are, the centers are completely different than the ones on my 44 Special.



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redbastrd

09-21-2006 07:31:11




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 Re: MH 30 Rear Rims in reply to redbastrd, 09-21-2006 04:03:09  
I was told they were not common on the 30, and could only be ordered as an option for the 30 and the 44, the 44 Special came with them.



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Harris Guy

09-21-2006 10:18:30




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 Re: MH 30 Rear Rims in reply to redbastrd, 09-21-2006 07:31:11  
There were cast center dish wheels available on
30RC's, back to '47. These 30 centers, are not hubs, but thinner cast centers, one inch thick,
unlike the Special, or 44RC(an option), about two
or more inches thick. They used 8 bolt clamps,to secure to the steel rim. Tire size 10-38, or
11-38(old numbers). The replacement tractor, 33,
had the option of the heavier cast centers, like the 44RC.

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MMB

09-21-2006 06:37:06




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 Re: MH 30 Rear Rims in reply to redbastrd, 09-21-2006 04:03:09  
So you have steel rims that came off a tractor with cast iron center hub units? That would describe about 99% of the Masseys I have seen so unless I'm reading your post wrong, I'd say they are pretty common. A good set of rims without any rust though would make somebody happy but I wouldn't expect to get any "rare" price for them.



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