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Do I have hubs for putting duals on the 2 3 digits?

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MN 123

05-12-2008 13:32:36




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I found a set of hubs which appear to be dual hubs for a tractor. I posted on the Allis board, but it doesn't sound like they fit an AC. I was looking at pictures of 2 and 3 digits Olivers and it appears they may fit those.

The hubs have four holes, approx 11" on center for mounting to the inside rim. Then there are 9 studs on the outside for mounting one of those pressed steel wheels.

Have any of you guys seen things like this before for an Oliver? Do the Oliver rims have 4 holes and roughly 11� spacing? I�m looking to get rid of them because I know they�ve got to be useful for something, but I have no idea what!

Thanks for the help

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Boco

05-12-2008 20:24:46




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 Re: Do I have hubs for putting duals on the 2 3 digits? in reply to MN 123, 05-12-2008 13:32:36  
Hello M&W made them for duals they should fit any Oliver with the bolt pattern for weights. Boco



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J Schwiebert

05-12-2008 18:25:33




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 Re: Do I have hubs for putting duals on the 2 3 digits? in reply to MN 123, 05-12-2008 13:32:36  
We used to sell Underfurth duals and 40 years ago there were a lot of those spacers around here like that. They were used to spread the wheels out for planting. The row would be between the wheels. They were very popular when a lot of people here grew sugar beets. Then they came a time they were worth scrap metal.



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larryh

05-12-2008 16:27:51




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 Re: Do I have hubs for putting duals on the 2 3 digits? in reply to MN 123, 05-12-2008 13:32:36  
they are oliver dual wheel hubs and fairly scarce they fit 50-55 series



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Wayne in Pa

05-12-2008 14:39:00




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 Re: Do I have hubs for putting duals on the 2 3 digits? in reply to MN 123, 05-12-2008 13:32:36  
I'm gong to take a stab at what you have. I think they are spools for changing the spacing of the rear wheels of a tractor but I don't know what tractor.
Wayne



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