AA dually wire wheels setup ?

[jason_is_here]

Was there one ?
Or was it o ly budd solid wheels that got dually

[Mike Peters]

I have a 28 AA truck with dual rear wheels. Budd wheels with a special adapter that was likely era aftermarket. Pretty sure no dual wire wheels from the factory.

[stickshift]

Same here, I've never seen wire spoke wheels on an AA. I have seen them on regular model A pickups. The Budd wheels on the AA are very heavy duty, probably because of the weight of a heavy payload, overloading, etc.

[jason_is_here]

Well stickshifr, my canadian AA had wood wheels haha. I've never seen a picture, was just enquiring on a who inows whim

[Keith True]

The 28 AA's had wire wheels,but they were much heavier than the car wheels.They also had lock rings on them like the discs and budds.

[stickshift]

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I stand corrected, Keith is right. I checked my resources and 28-29 did have wire wheels available, but I'm not sure if they were offset like a dual would be. Both the 131.5 and the 157 wheel base came in either a single rear wheel or a dual as an option.

https://aafords.com/aa-information/
https://tractors.fandom.com/wiki/Ford_Model_AA

[redmodelt]

Looking at the design of the AA wire wheels, or A type, that would be some task to lock the 2 wheels together. They could not be mounted face to face.

[emf]

I don't think the dual wheel option was available in wires. Part of the reason for the Budd wheel in 29 was to allow duals...

Frank