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Old 08-11-16, 18:19
Jes Andersen Jes Andersen is offline
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I'm sure you are correct, as they made most wheels of that size. I was surprised when we blasted clean the wheels for my M37CDN and found they were Kelsey or Kelsey Hayes. I had always assumed they were Budd wheels but Canadian production was supposed to benefit Canadian based companies.
In the M37CDN, the engine, transmission and pto were Canadian produced, likely all the rest of the stuff came north from the various US suppliers for these vehicles. I'd grab a set of the those wheels if any decent ones came up out west. Most I've seen were rusted beyond safe use.
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