Technical Does anyone know what these come off?

I looked for a part number buy couldn't find 1. The hub fits old Ford bolt pattern(model A wheel) and has 3 threaded small holes in it. Both the spindles have 1 tierod hole and don't look like any cut off. Thank you for any help I get.

 

Spindles look like '40 Ford that have been trimmed on. I can't say positively, but maybe the hubs are F-1?

 

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I don’t know about the hubs but the spindles are ‘37-‘41.

 

That's what I was thinking. The spindles have been heavily modified but the hubs do look like the F-1 pick up hubs I have. What did they come off of a hay wagon???

 

no off a old drag car.

 

no need for front brakes, but a big need to cut off any excess weight

 

Isn't that a welded steel spoke tractor or trailer type wheel?

 

May work on the front of a T bucket with really narrow spindle mount wheels if you dare to drive without front brakes


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That makes sense now looking at them again. He didn't need front brakes.

 

No, that's a Model A wheel.

 

I need to see the face of that wire wheel. I think you have some old Midget Race car parts, early stuff. The hubs look like narrowed 26-27 Ford items the three holes would be for the speedometer drive gear. Bolt pattern will be smaller than 1928-48 Ford if they are. Bob

 

T hubs would have screw in caps. These have the post war tap in caps.

 

Yes & no, the wood wheel caps screw on, but the optional 26-27 wire wheel hub has the tap on cap on the hub plus the cap on the wire wheel. Stole these off that website, the odd sprocket is the speedometer drive. Bob

 

mine don't have the sprocket on the back.

 

Most don't, the speedometer was an accessory. Bob

 

That looks like a 26-27 T wire wheel in the pic. Lippy