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bmoran4

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Obviously, I am in need of a source for these 4 inch wide, 8 inch diameter rims for the 4.80-8 tube tires. Any ID on manufacturer, style, or other helpful direction to find a source?

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It depends on your intentions on this project.
Restoration or working?

Axle diameter might help.
A late model John Deere square fender 110/112, and 210/212, 300 etc uses a one inch diameter axle.
The earlier models use a 3/4 inch axle.
Harbor Freight has a lot of wheels for sale.
 
(quoted from post at 18:16:18 08/03/22) It depends on your intentions on this project.
Restoration or working?

Axle diameter might help.
A late model John Deere square fender 110/112, and 210/212, 300 etc uses a one inch diameter axle.
The earlier models use a 3/4 inch axle.
Harbor Freight has a lot of wheels for sale.
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I am aware of the single piece "wheelbarrow and lawn trailer" replacement wheels available from Tractor Supply, Harbor Freight, and similar... I'm looking for these exact style multiple piece rims with the center hub setup as pictured. It is a 3/4 bore on the hub.
 
(quoted from post at 20:29:17 08/03/22)
(quoted from post at 18:16:18 08/03/22) It depends on your intentions on this project.
Restoration or working?

Axle diameter might help.
A late model John Deere square fender 110/112, and 210/212, 300 etc uses a one inch diameter axle.
The earlier models use a 3/4 inch axle.
Harbor Freight has a lot of wheels for sale.
Click to expand...


I am aware of the single piece "wheelbarrow and lawn trailer" replacement wheels available from Tractor Supply, Harbor Freight, and similar... I'm looking for these exact style multiple piece rims with the center hub setup as pictured. It is a 3/4 bore on the hub.
Click to expand...

Well...if maybe you were to divulge what these came off of, someone might just know who made rims for that company.

Otherwise your reducing the possibility that someone will recognize the rim and be able to give you an answer.
 
Just as a wild guess, your wheel may be something like a Yale of Hyster split rim wheel. The hub would be a separate part.
Perhaps the outer ring where the hub bolts to the rim might also be a separate reinforcement part.
Hyster Wheel
 
Minneapolis Moline used a wheel like that on their MO series mowers. Had a 4.80 x 8 tire, I think.
 
(quoted from post at 20:18:25 08/03/22)
Well...if maybe you were to divulge what these came off of, someone might just know who made rims for that company.

Otherwise your reducing the possibility that someone will recognize the rim and be able to give you an answer.
Click to expand...

Early Baird and Springfield lawn tractors.
 
(quoted from post at 09:25:56 08/03/22) Obviously, I am in need of a source for these 4 inch wide, 8 inch diameter rims for the 4.80-8 tube tires. Any ID on manufacturer, style, or other helpful direction to find a source?

mvphoto95448.png
Click to expand...

I did some digging and found that later on, DC-303K 224-D12 Geneva Pressed Steel wheel rims were use. Maybe the same supplier provided the earlier wheels as pictured too? Any catalog potentially exists or something?
 
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