Posted by herk on January 18, 2023 at 09:42:58 from (75.100.48.204):
In Reply to: Steel Wheels posted by jd2cyl1943 on January 17, 2023 at 12:48:21:
Hello I have welded steel cut offs back on for my 37 A JD but I still have the rubber wheels too. I see a lot of tractors without lugs and rubber from old tires bolted to the rims. My neighbor ( that just passed away ) used to put steel wheels on in the winter on his WC he said that it would shack so hard on the frozen ground the battery box fell off. My neighbor used to do trucking he talked about a time when he delivered hay to a guy ( pickup and goose neck ) they unloaded the hay the warm tires melted into the snow and ice , the 180 Allis that they used to unload the hay without chains would not move the truck . the farmer un hooked and drove into the shed and came out with a WC on rear steel he hooked on and pulled it right out . Bryan
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