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Wanted: Split Rims for Model B
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    Posted: Yesterday at 7:08am
Looking for a nice set of split rims (split bead) for an early Model B tractor. Thank You!
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Edited by GreenOrange - 21 hours 52 minutes ago at 7:04pm
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guess I would have to see a picture can't say have ever seen split bead on block allis
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spell check kicked in again B allis
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I have seen a couple at tractor shows... on pre 1940 tractors... always wondered if it was factory, or taken off semi truck.. they were 24 inch..
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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i have a bunch of B's 1939 and up but none have split rims
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yep...i have "heard" there were a few built in 1938.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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The earlier 1938 tractors had them. I put a link to a picture in the original post.

Edited by GreenOrange - 21 hours 51 minutes ago at 7:05pm
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In my earlier days on the farm, we had a B with a 3 digit serial number that we were very sure was all original when we got it. It had lock ring type rims. One was nearly unusable as it had probably has CaCi in them since new. 
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I have some clamps but no rims.
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