Posted by Mike CA on November 15, 2008 at 15:37:05 from (67.181.230.232):
I have a set of steel rear wheels for my H. I'm not going to use them, so I'd like to sell them for funds for my restoration. What do you think I should be asking, or should expect? These are the original wheels from my H. They were only used for about 8 years in the 40's. In the 50's, when the previous owner bought the tractor he had them swapped for rubber. So these wheels were stored in the dealer's barn until the 80's, when the previous owners son and the dealer's nephew met at a reunion and he bought them. He blasted and primered them and stored them on a pallet, but never used them. They have some light surface rust, as you can see, but the cleats are in very good shape. Something fell on them and bent one of the spokes, as you can see.
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