Used parts

[mwilliamsmd]

Looking for front rims, foot rest, hitch parts etc.. Does anyone know of good salvage yard/tractor salvage or dealers in the southwest Michigan or surrounding area to deal with?

 

[Larry NCKS]

Might be beneficial to know what tractor we're working on. :lol:

 

[mwilliamsmd]

(quoted from post at 15:09:32 03/17/18)
Might be beneficial to know what tractor we're working on. :lol:

1953 Ford Jubilee

 

[Royse]

The front rims are common 6 bolt rims. 8N/NAA/x00 etc. all the same.
Generic utility rims will fit too, but have extra holes in them.

The right foot board may be common too, but the left one with the
tool box in it is unique to the NAA and is normally rusted out.
New aftermarket ones are available but are pricey.

Hitch parts, depending on what you need, may be generic too.
Mr. Hall, just north of me in Stanton, MI has a lot of Ford parts.
[b:89df4817e6]Here's[/b:89df4817e6] one of his Craigslist ads which will include his contact info.
We're not affiliated in any way but I have bought parts from him.
He has always treated me fairly. I do not know if he will ship parts.

 

[mwilliamsmd]

Thanks, I may contact to see if he has the rim I need. Left foot rest is hard to find, tool box rusts out and it's ruined. There is a big salvage company out of WI/MN/SD/IA, I've been following, may have some leads there.

 

[Royse]

"Left foot rest is hard to find, tool box rusts out and it's ruined."

The rusted out tool box has been my experience with them too.
The tool box portion of it is replaceable separately if your floorboard
and lid are in good shape. Our hosts sell them [b:b3396221f6]here[/b:b3396221f6].
Not cheap, but less than the [b:b3396221f6]whole floorboard[/b:b3396221f6].

I've seen home made ones too. The lid and toolbox were shop
built on [b:b3396221f6]this[/b:b3396221f6] Jubilee I refurbished. We named it Krispy.

 

[mwilliamsmd]

(quoted from post at 19:47:01 03/18/18) "Left foot rest is hard to find, tool box rusts out and it's ruined."

The rusted out tool box has been my experience with them too.
The tool box portion of it is replaceable separately if your floorboard
and lid are in good shape. Our hosts sell them [b:0775343772]here[/b:0775343772].
Not cheap, but less than the [b:0775343772]whole floorboard[/b:0775343772].

I've seen home made ones too. The lid and toolbox were shop
built on [b:0775343772]this[/b:0775343772] Jubilee I refurbished. We named it Krispy.

Mine the box and lid had rusted, someone welded in piece of diamond plate, so I'll be replacing

 

[Royse]

(quoted from post at 22:57:50 03/18/18)

(quoted from post at 19:47:01 03/18/18) "Left foot rest is hard to find, tool box rusts out and it's ruined."

The rusted out tool box has been my experience with them too.
The tool box portion of it is replaceable separately if your floorboard
and lid are in good shape. Our hosts sell them [b:745794478c]here[/b:745794478c].
Not cheap, but less than the [b:745794478c]whole floorboard[/b:745794478c].

I've seen home made ones too. The lid and toolbox were shop
built on [b:745794478c]this[/b:745794478c] Jubilee I refurbished. We named it Krispy.

Mine the box and lid had rusted, someone welded in piece of diamond plate, so I'll be replacing

That happens too. The one on my loader tractor is welded shut/solid also.
I'm not too worried about looks on that one, so I've left it as is.