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    Posted: 03 Dec 2024 at 7:20pm
Is this front wheel on a WC something from Allis or just some will fit wheel that was installed sometime in the last 70 years
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wonder if it orignaly had spoke wheels  
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Do not know, just purchased it.  Never seen this type of wheel.
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I believe it is aftermarket. Targeted for McCormick-Deering / international. The 3 bolt hub cap is used on F20 and 10-20 tractors. Hs and Ms too. Probably for steel to rubber conversion.

I thought it was made by F H, but don't have confirmation
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Pretty cool regardless
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Very nice. The color looks right for AC. It reminds me of Oliver.
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That is a French & Hecht 'convertible' wheel.  It could be used with a narrow steel bladed rim, a larger round flat rim, a Dayton type wheel rim with wedge clamps, or a rim with a tab-type clamp.  They could also be used on towed implements with a bolted-on ring gear, but I've never seen that derangement.

These are most frequently found on steel-wheel green tractors, and red tractors all of vintage prior to 1939 or so.  I believe these wheels came out of the F&H foundry in Davenport, Iowa, and were probably shipped just across the railroad deck of the Government Bridge to the IH and JD facilities in Moline.
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Lookie here:
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Thank you DK for the good info.  I will leave them on the tractor as they do look neat.
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