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'36 WC rims spoked or not
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    Posted: 19 Jun 2015 at 3:24pm
I have a '36 unstyled WC it needs new rims. I am trying to get it as original as possible. I dont know if it had round spoke, flat spoke, or ones like my '44 has from factory. I have a set of flat spoke for it one is a 13-24 the other is 11-28 I dont know much about the rear rims. I do know the flat spoke were not originally rubber but thats about it. if it helps any the serial number is WC56701.  
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Yours is a 1937 WC, the serial numbers from 31784 to 60789 were the 1937 year tractors.  59635 was the last to get the round spoke rear wheels, 59636 and up unstyled WC had the 24 inch disc wheels.  So your 56701 would have had the round spoke 24 inch wheels if it was shipped with rubber tires.

The front wheels should be the 6 bolt type.


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Tom, where do you find the break in serial numbers for different parts. Would it be listed in a parts book?
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Lena 1935 WC12xxx, Willie 1951 CA6xx Dad bought new, 1954WD45 PS, 1960 D17 NF
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Terry Dean's book has that info.
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OK, thanks Phil. I guess I NEED to clean my desk and organize my books cause right now I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE THAT ONE IS Confused
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Yes, Terry Dean's book is where I got the wheel information.
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