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Fleetline steel wheels

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Jared

03-10-2003 17:40:35




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Has anyone ever seen steel wheels on a fleetline Oliver? I see rear steel listed in the 66, 77, 88, and 99 parts manuals, but have never run across any in our hunting the countrysides for Olivers. (Either in pictures or real life) Thanks, just curious.




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Canada Grant

03-10-2003 18:30:47




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 Re: Fleetline steel wheels in reply to Jared, 03-10-2003 17:40:35  
Go to oliver gang site in the photo's of plow day for last september there is an 88 plowing with steel wheels on cast hubs . He told me he has rubber tires that he put on for the summer but liked plowing and showing with steel wheels. I saw one set in a wrecking yard in Indiana but didn't price them. They would be great in the icey yard right now if only to break up the ice!



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G. L. Perry

03-11-2003 10:20:28




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 Re: Re: Fleetline steel wheels in reply to Canada Grant, 03-10-2003 18:30:47  
So Grant, where's this "yard" in IN that has Olivers? I have on old 66, that I would like to find new front wheels for as mine are bent up bad. My wheels are pressed steel, but tires on them, guess that's not what you meant! I was thinking of cast centers instead, like some MM's have. I'm in Huntington, IN, in NE Indiana, anywhere near me on yard? Most old yards only seem to have Combines or several implements and not much for tractors. OR, an auto yard sets them aside right away and want's big bucks for real Junk sometimes. There's nothing cheap anymore, I guess.

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