F & H wheel weights

[Roger A. NY]

I have some F & H wheel weights around here that I don't know what they fit. Does any one have a list of what numbers fit what. The numbers are WN 161, WN 162 and W 148. Maybe the WN stands for weight number but the other numbers sure don't stand for their weight. I have weighed some and they don't even come close to the numbers on the weights! I figure the numbers are for different tractor manufactors and/or models. I have tried measuring some but some tractors have three bolt set up and it is difficult to measure them very exact. Thanks for any and all help. Roger

 

[steelfronts]

I have the 161 and 162 as a set on the rear of an F30 Farmall with the F and H round spoke wheels

 

[Jess Mess]

I know this is an older post but my information added may bring light today as I see there was no clarity given as to what the w and n defined in the responses. If your casting’s alpha and numeric characters match those in the attached picture, more than likely your weights were made at the Wilson & Nutwell foundry in Fresno California. This is smack dab in the middle of the Great Valley. Early on when California was becoming statehood, Fresno was vying for the Capitol as it was in the middle of the state both east to west and north to south. In the past there has been quite a few businesses there that use center state in their business name.

Anyhow, Nutwell was the founder of the foundry and he took on a partner named Wilson, at a point, Wilson died. It just so happens that Nutwell got another partner and his name was Wilkerson, hence, no need to change the name of the foundry and it continued on as W&N. Believe it or not, one of the grandson’s of Nutwell is still in the business in Fresno. The picture attached is from my Case VAO, it has been in the Central Valley all of its life. And yes, they made wheel weights also as well as rear and front weights for most of the tractors lines. Hope this helps others