Posted by Mike1972chev on January 17, 2012 at 10:23:27 from (75.149.81.173):
Hey,
I THINK I might KINDA have an idea on this one,but would like WAY more detail.(Need something NEW to learn today! :)
I notice the front hubs on 1947 M tractor picture #1 (rusty "worker"tractor) is different than 1951 M tractor in picture #2 (Shiny"parade" tractor)I am assuming somewhere AFTER 1947 the style of front hubs changed ??? (BYW,I see BOTH types of those hubs on ALOT of different years of Ms back and forth ?????)
Question #2: The REAR rims on the H tractor in picture #3(Tractor wearing all it's "winter gear") looks like it is running on "cut offs" OR F20 wheels ???? I have seen this more than once on Hs. Did ALL early Hs have F20 style rear wheels on them???
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