Moline R

Leroy · Aug 22, 2019

At tractor show today 3 Moline R tractors, one with 34" rear tires, second with 36" rear tires and third with 38" rear tires. All pressed steel rear wheels Is it somthing with the year of tractor or why would there be 3 different size wheels on same model of tractor. And none of them had a sign on with year. Looked like they could compair favoribly with a late model John Deere B or Farmal H.

ChrisQ · Aug 22, 2019

Early models were 36", late 40's were 38". Late models were 34".

Alan K · Aug 23, 2019

The MMs and the JDs used the same rims on some of them. If you look about one foot to the left of the valve stem on the center dish part you will find the JD number. MMs number is on the inside at the edge near the seam. The ZAs have "JD1260R" in the spot I mentioned. Cant remember the R number.

molinegb · Aug 23, 2019

Have couple 1950's and they have 34's.

Rich'sToys · Aug 23, 2019

Mine is a 1945 and it has 36's.

molinegb · Aug 23, 2019

Have a 1945 and has 38's. 38's became option in mid 40's. 36's also used on many late 40's. Just like on U. 30.32,36,38 all used
through series.

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