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camshaw
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hey wix'rs, cleaning out the garage selling off some projects, found this wheel, tire is a 24x5.5"....any ideas what it came off of so i can get it to the right group of guys that can use it?...thanks,camshaw
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quemerford
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Looks like F-86/T-33/F-94 nose wheel/tyre.
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helinut
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Looks like F2H nosegear tire
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JohnB
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F-89 MLG?
While the wheel isn't what I see looking at photos of preserved examples, 25" wheels sound large.
After all, IIRC, a B-1 tire is only 34"...as is a 737.

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What is on the other side? Any provision for brakes?
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camshaw
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any shops or restorers want it? pm me...
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