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Bill B
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Rear Rims
I bought another cub today, and it is a nice original cub, but the rear rims are rusted bad from leaking calcium chloride. Does anybody know where I can get rims? I tried TM parts, Tucker's tires, OEM, and no luck. I would prefer used rims.
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just a side note here about them rims,
mine be powder coated inside and out, front and back. rust isnt going to ruin a rim (investment) of mine.
the guy i bought all the pieces of "basket case"(the tractor) from had it done, dont know where, but i like the idea a lot, and will do same on next project tractor.
mine be powder coated inside and out, front and back. rust isnt going to ruin a rim (investment) of mine.
the guy i bought all the pieces of "basket case"(the tractor) from had it done, dont know where, but i like the idea a lot, and will do same on next project tractor.
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Bill B
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Rims
I got two from Miller Tire and they're beauties. Only difference between them and the 1952's is they use carriage bolts instead of the old square-headed ones.
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Re: Rims
allenlook wrote:I got two from Miller Tire and they're beauties. Only difference between them and the 1952's is they use carriage bolts instead of the old square-headed ones.
Should we be saving the lugs off junk rims to put on new plain rims? Of course they can only be used on the same width rims as they came off of.
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