Any Idea on what this is for?

[Brian SATX]

It says "MFG for Ford Dealer Supply" and "By Alamo iron Works, San Antonio, Texas" on it

 

[Bob C]

How big is it? Is that black on the outside rubber? Not knowing the
size it almost looks like a front wheel for an old warehouse tug.

Bob

 

[bdave_mcc]

Tractor wheel weight?

 

[SeaSlugs]

Tractor wheel weight?

would be my guess too, the outer holes are way to far apart for a tug or machine cart or something.

 

[Bill Cilker]

A front wheel for a Fordson? The center hole has tapered roller bearing races in it.

 

[Bob C]

Maybe something like this.

Bob

 

[Mitch//pa]

Maybe we can get another one and have a benching contest

 

[Indiana A. Lover]

I got nosey and looked up Alamo Iron Works in San Antonio Texas look it up pretty good read

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

A front wheel for a Fordson? The center hole has tapered roller bearing races in it.

At first I was thinking a wheel for a factory supply parts cart, but I think Bill might be right, and the 4 holes are used to bolt on wheel weights.

 

[Mike V. Florida]

I think they are still in business, try sending them the pick and see if you can get an answer form the source.

943 AT&T Center Parkway
San Antonio, TX 78219
Phone: 210.223.6161
Toll-free: 800.292.7817
Fax: 210.704.8351

 

[bdave_mcc]

I did a few google searches and found some old forklifts and tractors that had this type wheel/hub assembly but nothing ford related

 

[Bader]

Could be the wheel off a disc or three gang plow?

 

[Bill Cilker]

The more I think about it, I think that Bader is correct. It is probably for a piece of Ag equipment that Ford built to work with the Fordson