Ford 1600 wheel bolt pattern sizes

[cdsilks]

I have a 1978 Ford 1600 with rear turf tires and smaller front tires. I am wanting to switch to a rear lug tire and taller front tire as to the factory specs of 11-2-24 for rear and 5.00-15 for the front tires, however I cant seem to find anyone who knows what rim size and bolt pattern I need to buy the rims. Anybody know what rims or where I can purchase them? Thank you, Corey

 

[BWMoore]

If by chance you read this reply, what was your solution? My front wheel rim broke apart due to weakening from rust. I am looking for replacement rims for the 3-rib tire on the front of my Ford 1600.

 

[chim]

Pretty slim chance that a "one post wonder" from 9 years ago will be of any assistance. However, the people below claimed to have what he needed (posted on another site,also 9 years old). They're near me and still in business AFAIK:

Long Lane Tractor

We specialize in the hard to find tractors such as the Ford offset, hi-clearance and elenco 4X4 tractors and specialty parts and accessories, such as Sherman, Howard and Everett reduction transmissions, hi-clearance kits and elenco 4X4 kits for the old ford tractors.

www.lltractor.com

 

[BWMoore]

Yeah. I'm stretching my luck, but hey, worth a try. I did give Long Lane Tractor a call (no answer) and sent an email. Waiting to hear back. Also looking at FB marketplace and keeping an eye on tractor grave yards down here in West TN for old tractors. There are some out still out there in various conditions, so that is also a possibility. Thanks for the response.

 

[SPM]

I'm not positive that it was this particular post but I was in need of a mask for the hour meter and accompanying lights on my 2001 New Holland TC33D. Read the mention of Long Lane Tractor here and fired off an email to them. Scott got back to me in a reasonable amount of time with a more than fair price. Got my mask today, 4 days (including the weekend) after speaking to them on the phone and I'm a happy camper once again. My thanks to Scott and Ken at Long Lane tractor and my thanks also to you folks for pointing me in their direction. Steve