Model T

[Cooter143]

I was told these were Model T wheels, but I can verify that. They?re on a trailer and I need to replace them, does anyone recognize them and know if I can replace them with an 8N hub and wheels?

 

[Cooter143]

(quoted from post at 21:43:36 10/17/19) I was told these were Model T wheels, but I can t verify that. They?re on a trailer and I need to replace them, does anyone recognize them and know if I can replace them with an 8N hub and wheels?
<img src="https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cvphotos/cvphoto39218.jpg">

<img src="https://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cvphotos/cvphoto39219.jpg">

 

[oldsarge]

Pretty sure they ain't model T. Look more like 40s, 50s implement or wagon wheels.$.02

 

[Cooter143]

That s what I m finding from my Google search. I was just hoping to find something compatible. The trailer holds a smoker so it only moves around the yard.

 

[Dean]

Definitely not Model T.

Dean

 

[Tim PloughNman Daley]

The Ford 'Tin Lizzy' had wooden spokes. By the looks of the hubs, no, a Ford Tractor will not work on your trailer. Suggest you take a wheel to a shop or tire dealer for more help.


TPD

 

[jon corbett]

tsc has complete axle units in stock.rims/tires

 

[Den N Ms]

Cooter,That kinda looks like an old Case one row corn picker axle and wheels to me.Cooter what is wrong with them that they need to be replaced?Are the bearings bad or what,can they be repaired just to move around the lot as you say and not used on the road.

 

[Richard G.]

Not Model T for sure.
I have rebuilt 2 for myself and worked on several for other folks.
Richard

 

[Cooter143]

The rim on one side rusted and rotted out. The side pictured is in much better shape. I can probably
make do with moving it around with my FE loader but if I can find an easy and cheap replacement I?ll go
that route instead.

Thanks to all for the replies, I figured this board would know whether they came off of a Ford.

 

[Zeke Boniface]

JD 12A combine?

Zeke B.

 

[Cooter143]

That does look like it, good find!

 

[Dick W. Pirkey, Jr.]

I think I have seen those on manure spreaders of several makers??

 

[WGM]

The 1926 & 27 T?s had wire spokes.