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Oliver plowmaster rim

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Canadian Ken

08-20-2007 17:09:14




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I bought a Oliver plowmaster( the decal is still readable) 3 furrow trail plow, manual lift, last summer from a neighbour. Someone has changed the furrow wheel to a 14 inch car rim, they had to drill new holes in the plow wheel hub. The neighbour doesn"t know what happened to the other rim, possibly it was changed before they owned it by someone else. I am looking for the correct rim. It has 6 bolt holes and I think it should be 16 inch to match the rim on the land wheel. Should the furrow wheel have a implement tire tread, and the land wheel have a traction implement tire tread? Otherwise the plow is in excellent condition. I moved it from 12 inch to 14 inch cut to pull it with my 1941 John Deere D. The plow has adjustment that you can go from 10 to 14 inch. Thanks in advance
Ken
Tavistock, Ontario, Canada

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joe kurnik

08-27-2007 16:11:10




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 Re: Oliver plowmaster rim in reply to Canadian Ken, 08-20-2007 17:09:14  
I am currently restoring an oliver plowmaster plow. It is a two bottom. I am needing rims for it with good centers, as mine has no rims. I am looking for a 16 inch rim with a 6 bolt pattern with a 5 inch bolt pattern. Any help would be greatly apreciated. Thanks in advace.

Joe



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David Boelman

08-21-2007 13:50:16




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 Re: Oliver plowmaster rim in reply to Canadian Ken, 08-20-2007 17:09:14  
Ken,
You are correct in that the furrow wheel is a 6 X 16. You should have an implement tire on that wheel and also on the the land wheel. I have been around that kind of plow since the 50's when I was a teenager. Hope your hitch and rooster comb are in good shape. Dave



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