Posted by Janicholson on February 07, 2009 at 18:08:49 from (64.83.193.190):
In Reply to: Antique wheels for M posted by Sabrina on February 07, 2009 at 15:24:01:
I'll ad to the thinking:
Look at the Tractor Photos at the left. put Farmall M in the search for box. Look to see if you can find the wheels you have. There are four main possibilities. 1 There could be rubber tires on rims with a cast iron center. 2 The common cast iron wheels alone with no rims. 3 A set of steel wheels with steel flat rims and lugs sticking out (these have flat steel spokes and a center cast hub. 4 a set of the flat steel spoked wheels that have had the steel rim cut off and a rubber tire rim welded on. #1= scrap price for the weight unless someone needs them locally #2= same as #1 but easier to move #3= possible 300 to 500 (guess) if someone needed them locally, or some less if they had to be shipped. #4= Some interest, but it was a farmer adaptation to put rubber on a (usually) war time tractor. Maybe 250 locally. JimN
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