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SpencerA 02-01-2013 06:51:02 69.35.208.183 Report to Moderator	do they have a tool to clamp onto the wheel so new bit can be welded in place? Do you know of this & where it can bbe purchased. How did you go about attaching yours? [Reply]   [No Email]
rockyridgefarm 02-01-2013 13:47:20 69.131.203.82 Report to Moderator	Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see When you buy a full set, you get a little single bit jig. You set it up on the most worn spoon. Once it's set up, you use it to hold the spoon to the wheel and weld each one on one at a time. You can also buy or rent a full wheel jig that holds all the bits on one wheel. You weld each one, but they're all ready at once versus one at a time. Manufacturer tells me you can do 5 wheels an hour with the full jig. I haven't gotten the full set yet, just the one I took a picture of. The full set should be here any day now. I picked up my Sloan Express wheel and my John Deere wheel yesterday. The Sloan Express one is VERY low quality - practically worthless. The John Deere one looks to be of good quality. At $54 each, it'd cost over $3000 to replace all the wheels on a 15 foot hoe. The THE one looks nice, but I was told by a guy in southeast Iowa that his bent as soon as he started using it.   [Reply]  [No Email]