The early rims were painted red as per the 1936 paint committee decision that after 1st November 1936 that the tractors were to be painted red. All early letter series Farmall advertising show red painted wheels on Farmalls A, B H and M. My July 1941 W-4 has no signs of galvanzing on the wheels, front or back, but only red paint. The silver was not paint but galvanizing and came into use somewhere about 1943
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