kcm.MN
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Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
Can anyone make sense out of what's up front? An altered 40 maybe?
Fawteen
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- Downeast Maine
I was thinking a 40-series dozer, but you may be right.
farmerjohn
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Its been sitting there for a while, had some parts robbed.
Bob Bancroft
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- Aurora NY
I thought 40C at first. But that big spoked thing looks like it's mounted on the axle. And there may be a rim on the other side.
Jim.ME
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- central ME
George by Geneva, NY
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After looking at Jim's enlargement, I would say it was a 40W. The W was the only one with that axle housing to tractor configuration and with axle shaft for sliding hub to set wheel track.
George by Geneva, NY
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After some more coffee, cancel my previous post/guess. I call it a 420 W. Just remembered, the 40W had the bull gear reduction outboard with shaft but the 420 had the reduction gears inboard, straight back, T series had them at 45 degree angle to centerline.
redforlife
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X2. Looks like a later style steel wheel center for a farmall M or an H to me.
I didn't realize that deere made an axle that a farmall wheel would fit on. But it sure appears so in this picture.
I didn't realize that deere made an axle that a farmall wheel would fit on. But it sure appears so in this picture.
redforlife
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The outer rims, I can believe that. The A had different axles, and there was no way to change the whole rear wheel over to the other tractor. As in, move the entire wheel from the A over to the H.
Rims yes, wheel no.
Rims yes, wheel no.
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