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Re: F20 size
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Posted by Bill Smith on January 24, 2003 at 20:18:09 from (63.147.130.79):
In Reply to: F20 size posted by Randy Santifer on January 24, 2003 at 19:39:27:
The standards width was fairly wide. Mine is 90 some inches wide from outside to outside of rear tires. I have the caste iron center wheel's and bolt on rims and could narrow that up a little bit. The centers are dished in but the rim is dished out. I could put the rims on dished in but don't know for sure how much more narrow that would make it. The wheels that are not caste iron center bolt on rim wheels are not adjustable so to speak. You could turn them around but probably wouldn't gain anything. Just guessing they would probably be around 90 some inches as well. They did however make a narrow guage F-20, narrower about a foot or so but just guessing. It would probably be real trailorable. The 90 some inches makes it hard to find a legal trailor to haul the F-20. A standard car trailor would be out of the question. A rubber tired F-20 is a little taller than the H. Probably in between the H and M in hieght. I have hauled my F-20 on a gooseneck flatbed trailor (trailor with bed above the trailor axle wheel's). Not sure of the legal width of a trailor like that. If I had to guess of the exact current width of my F-20 I would say like 96 or 98". Could probably narrow that up to low 90's or in the high 80's by switching my rims around since I have the adjustable wheel's.
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