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Needless to say, mine has been messed with over the last 63(!) years. I'm interested in the rim diameter and width. Did they have 16 X 5" or wider?
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I have a sales booklet here somewhere...there are a bunch of different wheels inc 15's

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My 1940 restoration pack states both 16x4 & 15x5.5 were available. The 15x5.5 were also used on 3/4 ton models.


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