24 inch tires.

GordoSD · Mar 20, 2014

I just acquired a set of 24 inch rims, tires and tubes. I made up one good set and now have leftover,two perfect rims, two tires with sidewall cracks and two good tubes, The cracked tire were holding air ok with their tubes.
I want to sell them but I don't know what tractors came with 24 inch tires, Farmall B? They are 7.50 x24. $40 each. tubes $20. Rims $30 each.
Email for info and photos

Dalex · Mar 20, 2014

Cubs came with 8.3X 24 (new sizing )

gene bender · Mar 21, 2014

Those would have came from the factory on a Cub BUT those rims will fit only a CUB they look similar to the A and B but will not fit them there is a slight difference in the mounting tab from the CUB to the A and B I have both.

willie in mn · Mar 21, 2014

Rim mounts would be different, but Allis B,C,CA, & probably D-10 & D-12 used 24 inch tiores.
Willie

mkirsch · Mar 21, 2014

Puts the THIN in thinly veiled forsale ad...

But the only thing IH that would use tires that size would be the Cub, and only the real early ones.

Economy Power king would be another.

GordoSD · Mar 21, 2014

OK , Thanks. I will set up a photo ad for cub tires and tubes.

Jim Becker · Mar 21, 2014

Wasn't the 7.50-24 tire size obsoleted in about 1940? They would have to be some seriously old tires.

cleddy · Mar 21, 2014

This is a little off topic but we have a "Farmall Regular" with 36" tires I suspose(A relative came along and talked my Dad out of about 50 years ago) and a set of 24" welded up rims & tires. The old tractor has been sitting in the trees since it quit running but we been using the 24" Rims to roll it around when it needed to be moved. It was my understanding???? that the 24" tires were used for corn picking but maybe the experts would know more about it. We have a set of 10"-11"x 24" tires off a "C" Allis Chalmers and I was thinking about mounting them on the "Regular" but would like to more about it before doing all the work. It may be a while but I hope to see the tractor run again.cleddy

GordoSD · Mar 21, 2014

They are being made as we speak. Not "obsoleted" New size is 8.3x24

Dave Sherburne, NY · Mar 21, 2014

If the rims are for a farmall cub, I could use them here in NY, but shipping would probably be a deal breaker. How did that wire stretcher I sent you work out?

GordoSD · Mar 21, 2014

What is the center hole and bolt pattern size for a cub wheel? These rims were made in 2000 and look super excellent. 6 holes on 6 inch center for 5/8 bolts. Center hole is 4.5 inches. Weigh about 75 lbs. Check with CON-WAY trucking in Sioux Falls, for a quote. I can get them over there /You just pay my gas ( $35)and $15 per wheel.

Jim Becker · Mar 21, 2014

(quoted from post at 12:28:40 03/21/14) They are being made as we speak. Not "obsoleted" New size is 8.3x24

OK, you forced me to look it up. I stand by my original comment.
http://www.millertire.com/faqs/

GordoSD · Mar 21, 2014

The NI picker was made from 1960 to 1984. WITH 24 INCH RIMS, wHERE DID THE 7.50 TIRES COME FROM? for those pickers for 25 years?
Google 7.50x 24 tires and you will find them.
Why are you determined to find a "missing tire"?

Jim Becker · Mar 21, 2014

My mistake, I assumed you were talking about tractor tires, not implement tires.

gene bender · Mar 22, 2014

Cub and the A and B all had a center section seperate from the rim. Sounds like you have some rims for a New Idea spreader with implement tires

24 inch tires.

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