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SVcummins

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Annybody recognize these duals what brand are they
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Don't take this the wrong way,but why does the brand matter? They're a universal mount. I'm sure there were more companies that made them than anybody could know. I'll throw it out there and say maybe M&W?
 
Brand really doesn?t matter just wondering . Looking at the drive lugs inside the rims makes me wonder if they are homemade
 

I'm fairy positive the dual wheels aren't home made. Back when I was employed by a dealer I sold new dual wheels that resembled wheels in photo. I remember selling some DMI duals but they attached with a boomer type clamps.
 
DMI,or Coop.I have 2 sets.Universal fit.They will fit about any tractor,except those with power adjustable rims. Them you have to notch the ring.
 
closer examination tells me they are not coop or DMi. Possibly made by a small independent manufacturer,or local welding shop. but as 'the woman' said,"what difference does it make"? LOL
 
Main thing is brackets match your tractor. And brackets of different style used to be avaible to weld on to convert from 4 bracket wheels to 6 bracket tractor. Unverferth Mfg. Co. In Ohio and they make dual wheels plus other machinery.
 
Dom"t know about brands. Silly me bought a set of rime which are 30 inch. If I cannot sell them possibly but bottom on them and make small hot tubs. LOL Guess I will learn to measure and not guess??
 
Thanks for all the replies I think I?m going to see if I can do a little trading and pick them up today
 
Definitely home made out of some old tractor rims. Boughten ones would not have the ribs in the rims or the clamp humps on the ribs.
 
Well I picked up the duals today literally as there was nobody to help load em I got em em cheap now I need to find some j bolts and eye bolts and get em rigged up . I found a name on them that says gopher home and farm or something like that
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Found a couple sets of used eyes on ebay to mount the duals now I just hope the inside of the rims aren't rotten to bad
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We called them Prairie Duals. At least in Montana. I believe they were made in Terry or Forsyth Mt.
They were very popular at the time, especially with the big dry land farmers. They were actually pretty good
for the times.
 

I had a set for my 1855 that were made using double bevel rims. Definitely not home made, and looked identical to the dmi ones we had for our 285. I'm not sure why some say they won't work on power adjust wheels, as our 285 had power adjust wheels and normal clamp on duals worked just fine, no notches.

Donovan from Wisconsin
 
I have a set of factory mount hub duals with tires ready to go but the hubs are on the 4020 and to make them work on my 3020 I would have to buy new wedges so I decided not to go that way I picked these wheels for scrap price so with a little work I think theyll work out nice I don?t do any row crop work so that won?t be an issue
 
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