Long Shot- Axel Identification

[wooduckman]

This is a long shot, but I’m hoping someone might be able to help me identify what typed of vehicle this rear axel might have come from. It came with the property my wife and I bought a couple years ago and just has been sitting there. Unfortunately there really aren’t any part or identification numbers. The wooden spoke wheels are cool though!

 

[Rob5589]

No idea but the wooden spokes are cool.

 

[GSPHUNTER]

I'm thinking some kind of farm equipment from early nineteen hundreds. I have an old wagon wheel which came off a Budweiser beer wagon with wooden spokes and hard rubber tires. From what I could find, looks like 1905-07 vintage.

 

[Billy Goat]

My long shot guess....

The inverted leaf looks model tish.


The different style differential looks worm gear.


My uneducated guess, late 19teens model TT one ton.

 

[skyler_2010]

My long shot guess....

The inverted leaf looks model tish.


The different style differential looks worm gear.


My uneducated guess, late 19teens model TT one ton.

Man looking that up looks pretty close!

 

[IdahoElk]

This is a long shot, but I’m hoping someone might be able to help me identify what typed of vehicle this rear axel might have come from. It came with the property my wife and I bought a couple years ago and just has been sitting there. Unfortunately there really aren’t any part or identification numbers. The wooden spoke wheels are cool though!

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looks like a 1918 model T ford truck rear end.

Ford Model TT Trucks in San Antonio and South Texas

2012 activities page of the San Antonio Ford Model T club, the T Fords of Texas.

www.samodelt.com

 

[wooduckman]

Thanks guys! Pretty cool to think it could be from a 19teens Model T.