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Steel wheel 2n

There is no telling how much junk I have bought from that guy. He finds more OLD stuff than anybody I have ever know. I collect old one row horse drawn corn planters and he calls ever now and then. I saw the old ford setting there the other day. Nothing special , some of the Amish use steel wheel tractors . Maybe where he got it. You can bet one thing if it is on that yard price is negotiable, he likes green backs.
 
(quoted from post at 15:30:24 12/12/18) There is no telling how much junk I have bought from that guy. He finds more OLD stuff than anybody I have ever know. I collect old one row horse drawn corn planters and he calls ever now and then. I saw the old ford setting there the other day. Nothing special , some of the Amish use steel wheel tractors . Maybe where he got it. You can bet one thing if it is on that yard price is negotiable, he likes green backs.
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I've never seen Amish using a gas tractor or rubber fronts.
 
Keep in mind that during the War you couldn't get rubber tires. I bet it came with steel fronts too.
 
Has oval radius rods which didn't come out till 44. By then the wartime models on steel with no battery, generator or starter and a mag instead of a distributer were long past.
 
100 miles west of Nashville Tn. or 150 miles North East of Memphis Tn. I travel a lot where are you.
 

Doesn't look like the steelies I have seen that were said to be early 2N wheels. Maybe an N guy that knows for sure will comment.
 

Doesn't look like the steelies I have seen that were said to be early 2N wheels. Maybe an N guy that knows for sure will comment.
 
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