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    Posted: 14 Oct 2022 at 2:21pm
Were these AC wheels? Maybe the same used on D17HC?

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Maybe Massey? have been told they fit.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote DSeries4 Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14 Oct 2022 at 8:21pm
38" Wheels.  Factory option.  A lot of Massey tractors used the very same rims and centers.  That's why the centers are red in this picture.
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Massey 65 "High Arch" are the same centers as D-17, 170/175, 180/185 that have the optional 38" wheels. The only difference is the eccentrics have a square head and A-C has a hex head. M-F 50 "High Arch" 38's centers are the same as optional 38's on a D-14/15 I used M-F centers on my D-17IVd

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Would the eccentric be similar to those on the CA?  Also the pictured wheels are 42 inch...I had not seen that option.  Little different extension concept to me.  Dale 
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IIRR, the Massey clamps are slightly different (other than the square head), too.  Might be the angle that they fit on the rails, again, if IIRR...Wink
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I used the eccentrics that came with the M-F centers on rims the came from an A-C. On the rim rails, some have the hole for the block drilled right angles to the rail (M-F ?) and some are right angles to the axle (A-C) The eccentrics are the same as a CA, D-10/12. 
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