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Old 04-20-2013, 07:32 PM
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I just bought a 1969 107. I noticed that on the right wheel, the valve stem is on the inside of the wheel. The left wheel has the valve stem on the outside (where it should be). Both wheels are mounted the way they should, with the deep side inward. Has anyone encountered this. I will probably weld the valve stem hole and drill a new one on the outside of the wheel, unless I can find another wheel.
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That is so you can fill both tires with a short air hose, saves steps.



Actually one wheel is off a WF. Those wheels are common, easily obtained.
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Thanks...Do you have any references for buying the wheel??
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Deep part goes out on a nf
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I just bought a 1969 107. Both wheels are mounted the way they should, with the deep side inward.

Presuming of course that we are talking about the wider 5.38" wheels... Is it even possible to put one of them on a Narrow Frame tractor backwards?
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