Posted by LA in WI on May 28, 2010 at 01:24:20 from (71.117.45.170):
In Reply to: 1951 Farmall H Tires posted by Stuart Bruny on May 27, 2010 at 05:50:21:
Stuart, I have an IHC dealer's order form for a 1950 H.
Front tires were 5.50 x 16, 4 ply, 3 rib. If you wanted 6.00 x 16 then you paid $3.50 extra ($1.75 each!). 6 plys were not available from factory.
Rears (and options): 11.00 x 38, 4 ply, standard. 10.00 x 38, 4 ply, deduct $26.00 a pr. 10.00 x 38, 6 ply, deduct $5.00 a pr. 11.00 x 38, 6 ply, add $25.00 a pr. 12.00 x 38, 6 ply, add $51.00.
Times were tough in those days, so not many farmers would pay $3.50 extra for larger fronts, but they often ordered the 10.00 x 38 for the credit of $26.00 as that was big bucks back then.
And all tires on an H at that time were Firestone, according to my info. LA in WI
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