rear ca rim

ak768 · Apr 23, 2015

any opinions out there about where to get or how to fix a rusted and broken rear spin out rim?

old · Apr 23, 2015

I fix rim all the time. Many I have been told I could not fix but did any how. Ya they may not look good but if it is for a working tractor it is far cheaper then buying a new rim

Anonymous-0 · Apr 24, 2015

Old'
Don't you just love it when someone says something can't be fixed?
I say, if some one made it, it can be fixed, might cost a bunch, but any thing mechanical can be fixed.
I learnet years ago to never say never

old · Apr 24, 2015

I love to prove them wrong when they say it can not be fixed. Or like the tires on my W Speed Patrol I was told I needed to change them over 20 years ago and they are still working and holding the tube in

Dick L · Apr 24, 2015

Here is a link to pictures I took repairing a ford spin out rim.

I took pictures one evening while working second shift when a foreman was sick and didn't have my camera with me the next evening when I finished it.
Find Pix Here

JMS/.MN · Apr 24, 2015

Really simple to do...find a donor rim of the same profile, (like another rusty one) cut out the bad on the original rim, cut a matching section from the donor, and weld it in place. Careful welding and grinding, then painting and you can"t tell where the fix was made.

ak768 · Apr 26, 2015

so does anyone out there have a chunk of rim with the valve stem hole that they would be willing to part with and ship for a fair price?

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