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tn terry t

tn terry t

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not sure if this is the right place to ask this but here goes i have a dual lug pattern rim that will fit my 560 and also has a set of holes that will fit my 3000 ford been using it as a spare but it has gotten in bad shape and need replacing anyone know what the proper name for this rim is?
where would a person start looking for one of these rims?
 
I will guess it is a common rim made by Firestone or others that was specified by many makers as OEM. I will also bet it is a Ford rim that is equipped with the ford bolt tabs/lugs. Which (to my way of thinking) means that it just happens to clamp to the IH wheel because it is the same rim. Jim
 
its a automotive type rim and it has 12 lug hole 6 at one dia. and the other 6 at another dia. thanks Janicholson
 
It's a FRONT rim, correct?

When you said "dual" someone thought you meant dual REAR wheels.

As for finding a new rim to replace it, you may be out of luck. It sounds like a pretty specialized part that was manufactured a long time ago. 6-lug wheels have been standardized for decades now.

I've seen 6-lug wheels with 12 holes but they're all on the same circle. They're for dual wheels on a baler. Are you sure that all 12 holes aren't on the same circle?
 
Check your yellow pages by the way. We have a business in the area, Frey, the Wheel Man. If he can't get it it doesn't exist. You probably have a similar business in your area.
 
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