Evergreen Restoration Recover's Old Tractor Steering Wheels
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EverGreen Restoration, Spooner, Wis. (ph 715 520-7876; www.evergreengauges.com): They recover old tractor steering wheels, using a manmade rubber material that doesn’t leave marks or residue on your hands. They can recover both flat and round spoke wheels. Prices range from $95 for 14, 15, and 17-in., 3-spoke flat or round spoke wheels, to $110 for 19-in., 4-spoke wheels.
“Customers can send their steering wheel core to have it recovered, or exchange for a core that I’ve already recovered. Or, they can buy a new steering wheel from me,” says owner Jerry Trcka. “I got started recovering old tractor steering wheels about a year ago, when I was able to buy some molds that had been sitting unused in an Iowa rubber shop for a long time.
“Most of the steering wheels that I recover are from tractors built in the 1930’s to the 1950’s. I don’t sandblast or prime them because many people prefer to leave their tractors in original condition without adding anything new to them.”
Trcka also sells replacement gauges for antique tractors including oil, amp, temperature, and fuel gauges for Two-Cylinder and New Generation tractors. In addition, he sells dash lights, tachometers and cables, cigarette lighters, Fiber Optics, indicator lights, and ignition switches for various tractor models.
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Evergreen Restoration Recover s Old Tractor Steering Wheels SPECIALTY/SERVICES EverGreen Restoration Spooner Wis ph 715 520-7876; www evergreengauges com : They recover old tractor steering wheels using a manmade rubber material that doesn’t leave marks or residue on your hands They can recover both flat and round spoke wheels Prices range from $95 for 14 15 and 17-in 3-spoke flat or round spoke wheels to $110 for 19-in 4-spoke wheels “Customers can send their steering wheel core to have it recovered or exchange for a core that I’ve already recovered Or they can buy a new steering wheel from me ” says owner Jerry Trcka “I got started recovering old tractor steering wheels about a year ago when I was able to buy some molds that had been sitting unused in an Iowa rubber shop for a long time “Most of the steering wheels that I recover are from tractors built in the 1930’s to the 1950’s I don’t sandblast or prime them because many people prefer to leave their tractors in original condition without adding anything new to them ” Trcka also sells replacement gauges for antique tractors including oil amp temperature and fuel gauges for Two-Cylinder and New Generation tractors In addition he sells dash lights tachometers and cables cigarette lighters Fiber Optics indicator lights and ignition switches for various tractor models
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