Little Genius

[Chester5731]

I found one that is 2-14 instead of 2-12 for my 10-20 if I ever get the 10-20 put together. I am thinking it will be ok for just plowing a garden or playing around with. Unfortunately it is on rubber and I want one on steel. Is it as simple as finding steel wheels and swapping them?

 

[#8Littlegenius]

It would be that simple for the most part. You would need the hardware and hubcaps for the land and furrow wheel. You would also need to make an adjustment in the furrow axle arm.I have steel wheels if you want to do some trading. North central indiana.

(quoted from post at 07:45:23 09/19/23) I found one that is 2-14 instead of 2-12 for my 10-20 if I ever get the 10-20 put together. I am thinking it will be ok for just plowing a garden or playing around with. Unfortunately it is on rubber and I want one on steel. Is it as simple as finding steel wheels and swapping them?

 

[Chester5731]

I will get some pics inthe next few days to make sure we are comparing apples to apples. Nine8nine 55one 574zero. Texts work best.

 

[Olyj1947]

On the furrow wheel, just swap the rubber tire and wheel for the steel wheel.

 

[1946 BN IHC]

BE careful the axel size may be different. Just check that out. A friend of mine had that situation; two different sizes on the same type
IHC plow; one steel, the other rubber.