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Farmall F-12 one front wheel

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Andrew Helm

11-25-2000 21:33:45

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I have a 1934 Farmall F-12 serial number FS11206
and i am wanting to put the orig. one front wheel
back on it(it has dubble front spoked)the tractor was in a fire and the tire was burnt off the rim
and i do not know how to put the new tire on the rim it is a solid cast type it looks like you mite have to split the rim can any one out there help me

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Brian

11-26-2000 00:42:11

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Re: Farmall F-12 one front wheel in reply to Andrew Helm, 11-25-2000 21:33:45

To split the solid cast single front rim all you have to do is obviously remove the rim from the forks and just take out the four large bolts and then you will probably have to smack the rim with a dead-blow hammer or such to get it apart. The axle has a grease zerk in one end that feeds the entire axle so while you have it apart it will be a good time to make sure that the grease is getting to all the places it is supposed to be going. Hopefully yours will be in better shape than mine was, I had to bore out the rims and put in bushings and make a new axle. They were very worn out....
Good Luck, ~Brian

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blarson

11-26-2000 06:48:47

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Re: Re: Farmall F-12 one front wheel in reply to Brian, 11-26-2000 00:42:11

I also have an extremely worn front axle on a single wheel f12. How were you able to get it out of the hub?

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Brian

11-27-2000 05:59:55

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Re: Re: Re: Farmall F-12 one front wheel in reply to blarson, 11-26-2000 06:48:47

This is only for the solid cast front wheel. The single steel wheel might be different.
I attached a picture of what the axle looks like, the flange is in between the halves of the wheel. The flange is what keeps the wheel in the center of the axle. Once you remove the wheel from the forks take out the four large bolts, they are the bolts that hold the wheel halves together. Once you get the bolts out you should be able to get the halves apart. If the tire is still on try to remove it it will make it a lot easier. If not take a dead-blow hammer and smack the end of axle as if you were trying to drive it out of the hub to try to seperate them. Mine was stuck together pretty good. I then had to make a new axle and bore out the wheel halves and press in bushings.
Good Luck!!
~Brian

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andrew

11-27-2000 14:27:05

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Farmall F-12 one front wheel in reply to Brian, 11-27-2000 05:59:55

do you have to take the wheel apart to get the tire off

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