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Re: ever see F20 wheels like this?
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Posted by Farmall Gray on April 01, 2001 at 09:27:25 from (152.163.207.69):
In Reply to: ever see F20 wheels like this? posted by Bill B on March 31, 2001 at 13:04:20:
I would guess they are an aftermarket wheel. There were a lot of companies that made wheels to retrofit steel wheeled tractors. In fact, most of the wheels from the factory were made by other companies for IH. The common round spoke wheels were made by French & Hecht. If they look factory made and not cobbled together you may consider leaving them on. It would be no different than any of the M&W add on options that were put on many tractors. If you must have it as it left the factory, then they are probably not correct.
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