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Jeff McBride

05-22-2007 21:35:02




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I need a wheel for a flat bed wagon I think it is a David Bradly. Our local want ad paper has several automotive wheels for sale cheap. The wheel is a five hole and is a 5 1/2 inch bolt circle and has a 4 inch pilot or center hole. Can anyone tell me if any automotive wheels have this bolt pattern? Thanks in advance




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NE IA Dave

05-23-2007 20:48:17




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Jeff McBride, 05-22-2007 21:35:02  
R U anywhere NE IA ? I might have three of them. I may be up there this week end, but not for sure.



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Jeff McBride

05-23-2007 11:32:11




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Jeff McBride, 05-22-2007 21:35:02  
I went up to the local service station and he had a set of wheels and tires off a Suzuki Samuri (not sure about the spelling) and they bolted right on. Now I have three spares. Thanks for all the replies.



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jra

05-23-2007 07:17:17




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Jeff McBride, 05-22-2007 21:35:02  
We have two oud David Bradly wagons and put 14" wheels on one of them back in the 1960's so it would be lower to the ground, easer to pick bales up off ground and throw on wagon, and at that time most cars was on 14' tires so we could get used tires free. We got the 14' rims at a junk yard. I don't know what make car they were on, but there are car rims that will fit.



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MyrlfromPA

05-23-2007 04:19:55




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Jeff McBride, 05-22-2007 21:35:02  
Dodge 4WD truck or any aftermarketwheels for Ford or dodge truck will fit. I mostly try to gather up them ole white spoked wheels everyone used to run on them older trucks.



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Don-Wi

05-23-2007 00:53:16




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Jeff McBride, 05-22-2007 21:35:02  
Ford has that pattern but the pilot is smaller. You'd have to torch it out to work. Form what I have read, wheels from an older CJ Jeep would work. I went to a local junkyard last year and picked out 4 good 5 bolt 15" implement rims to replace a few odds & ends we have around. So far only needed one to replace a burnt tire on a running gear I pulled outta the weeds, the rest of the rims that don't belong are still on a wagon holding air.

I then found another couple rims at a scrap place while bringing in a load- I just threw those in the truck before re-weighing and got them for the same price they pay me per pound. I've gotten several wheels from them doing this. They let guys pick at the piles, just at their own risk.

Donovan from Wisconsin

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Leroy

05-23-2007 18:56:19




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Don-Wi, 05-23-2007 00:53:16  
The 1/2 ton 4 wheel drive Ford trucks will work, 2 wheel no



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Don-Wi

05-25-2007 23:54:20




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Leroy, 05-23-2007 18:56:19  
What years? Must not be from the late 80's/early 90's- they're all the same as far as I'm aware.

My brother needed to borrow my spare for his truck, mines an 88 2wd his was 93 4wd and it fit no problem. We've used some Ford rims on wagons, but the hubs ussually have smaller pilots on those wagons, and those rims are off (I think) a 69 Ford 2wd.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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Jim Broughton

05-22-2007 22:04:27




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 Re: Wheels for wagon in reply to Jeff McBride, 05-22-2007 21:35:02  
Jeff; I think you should check out the auto junkyards that have "vintage" stuff. If my memory is correct, the old 15 and 16 inch wheels from the 40s and early 50s should fit, I think American motors/Rambler, but I'm not sure about that !
Best of luck, those old wagons were pretty darn good for their day ! Jim B.



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