Posted by Dan S (NY) on June 08, 2012 at 18:28:35 from (75.131.76.244):
I have an old Trojan loader that the tires are about shot which I want to replace. The problem is the rims are the old removable bead type (not sure what they are really called) and I have heard not many places want to work on them, and on one wheel someone welded this ring in place. Is there a common wheel out there that would work as a replacement? They are 13x24 rims with 10 lugs. Center to center across the lugs is 11 1/4 inches and the center hole is 8 1/2 inches. One thought was to cut the centers out and weld them into a modern style blank rim, but I don't have the welding know how or equipment to do this type of job so it would have to be hired out. Any suggestions?
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