(quoted from post at 11:40:53 03/08/09) I am looking for specifics on how to add another set of wheels to my ford 8n all I have found that you can do it. If there is a kit where would I find it. thanks alot
Rob
(quoted from post at 09:23:51 03/09/09) Rextafier,
This is a picture of a set of dual wheel adaptors I sold several years ago. You bolt them on using the existing lug nuts and then bolt the extra wheels onto the adaptor.
<img src="http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/rr152/dsmith43/wheel-adaptors.jpg?t=1236615763">
Danny
(quoted from post at 11:40:53 03/08/09) I am looking for specifics on how to add another set of wheels to my ford 8n all I have found that you can do it. If there is a kit where would I find it. thanks alot
Rob
(quoted from post at 08:29:40 09/16/12)(quoted from post at 11:40:53 03/08/09) I am looking for specifics on how to add another set of wheels to my ford 8n all I have found that you can do it. If there is a kit where would I find it. thanks alot
Rob
Found this on my local craigslist. Maybe he would ship?
http://worcester.craigslist.org/grd/3245142305.html
(quoted from post at 11:53:19 09/16/12)(quoted from post at 08:29:40 09/16/12)(quoted from post at 11:40:53 03/08/09) I am looking for specifics on how to add another set of wheels to my ford 8n all I have found that you can do it. If there is a kit where would I find it. thanks alot
Rob
Found this on my local craigslist. Maybe he would ship?
http://worcester.craigslist.org/grd/3245142305.html
thank you - sent an email just now... Have a great day
(quoted from post at 09:23:51 03/09/09) Rextafier,
Do you remember approximately what length that part was? 8"? 10"? I have the 4" extensions and was thinking about putting two of those together to make this ORIGINAL dual wheel adapter. I just tell from the picture what length it is. It's the only set I've ever seen, so you're the expert. Just how much did it come out from the wheel hub?
Thank you.
<img src="http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/rr152/dsmith43/wheel-adaptors.jpg?t=1236615763">
Danny
(quoted from post at 18:00:08 10/15/12)/quote](quoted from post at 09:23:51 03/09/09) Rextafier,
Do you remember approximately what length that part was? 8"? 10"? I have the 4" extensions and was thinking about putting two of those together to make this ORIGINAL dual wheel adapter. I just tell from the picture what length it is. It's the only set I've ever seen, so you're the expert. Just how much did it come out from the wheel hub?
Thank you.
<img src="http://i479.photobucket.com/albums/rr152/dsmith43/wheel-adaptors.jpg?t=1236615763">
Danny
The dual wheel spacer (item #9) is 1.5" thick and 8" in diameter. The wheel stud extenders are 2.625" OAL with a 1.125" x 5/8-18" male thread.
TOH
(quoted from post at 16:56:56 10/15/12)
The adapter in the first picture is not and never was a dual wheel adapter. It is a spacer for use with power adjust rims. If you try to use it as a dual wheel adapter you will find quickly the wheel studs are not long enough for a wheel and the spacer. There won't be enough threads for the lug nut. The only true original dual wheel spacers (that work properly) are shown in the second photo.
(quoted from post at 01:04:04 10/16/12)(quoted from post at 16:56:56 10/15/12)
The adapter in the first picture is not and never was a dual wheel adapter. It is a spacer for use with power adjust rims. If you try to use it as a dual wheel adapter you will find quickly the wheel studs are not long enough for a wheel and the spacer. There won't be enough threads for the lug nut. The only true original dual wheel spacers (that work properly) are shown in the second photo.
Seriously... so my idea to use two sets of the 4" extensions could work. I believe you, but wish there was proof so I could stop my search. A Ford 8n had power adjust rims? That must have been rare.
(quoted from post at 20:04:04 10/15/12)(quoted from post at 16:56:56 10/15/12)
The adapter in the first picture is not and never was a dual wheel adapter. It is a spacer for use with power adjust rims. If you try to use it as a dual wheel adapter you will find quickly the wheel studs are not long enough for a wheel and the spacer. There won't be enough threads for the lug nut. The only true original dual wheel spacers (that work properly) are shown in the second photo.
Seriously... so my idea to use two sets of the 4" extensions could work. I believe you, but wish there was proof so I could stop my search. A Ford 8n had power adjust rims? That must have been rare.
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