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Hay wagon rim size

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Paul Calewarts

07-21-2003 17:55:30




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I am looking for tires and rims for my hay wagon running gear. The hubs have 6 lugs on a 6" diameter bolt circle with a 4.5" diameter hub hole. Any ideas where to find a set of rims? Do you know of a vehicle with the same rim/lug dimensions?




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Don-WI

07-22-2003 20:50:20




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 Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to Paul Calewarts, 07-21-2003 17:55:30  
6" bolt hole is the standard size for a 6-bolt rim. Go to any boneyard and they should have any size rim you want. We have 15" rims on most of ours, usually using 235r 75 x 15 truck tires(just happens to be the size on mine), or similar sizes. We also have some 16" rims with 7.50 truck or 235r 85x 16, which are very similar. We try to get rid of any 14" rims, they aren't a common size for us on our farm, and is too big of a size difference for our spare tires.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Don-WI

07-22-2003 20:49:44




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 Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to Paul Calewarts, 07-21-2003 17:55:30  
6" bolt hole is the standard size for a 6-bolt rim. Go to any boneyard and they should have any size rim you want. We have 15" rims on most of ours, usually using 235r 75 x 15 truck tires(just happens to be the size on mine), or similar sizes. We also have some 16" rims with 7.50 truck or 285r 75x 16, which are very similar. We try to get rid of any 14" rims, they aren't a common size for us on our farm, and is too big of a size difference for our spare tires.
Donovan from Wisconsin

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Brian

07-22-2003 05:44:54




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 Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to Paul Calewarts, 07-21-2003 17:55:30  
Can't remember exactly, but is that 1/2 ton chevy pickup pattern?



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here, try this

07-21-2003 18:23:18




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 Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to Paul Calewarts, 07-21-2003 17:55:30  
without going out and measuring I'd guess what you need is what we call impliment wheels. they are quite standard on farm machinery. try you neighbors or a salvage yard



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Paul Janke

07-22-2003 15:50:58




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 Re: Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to here, try this, 07-21-2003 18:23:18  
Implement rims are available in a lot of different sizes, I think at least from narrow 14" through wide 16 1/2". They are on a wide variety of ag equipment, and have been for many years. You will need to determine the load you want to carry, the flotation you are after, and the height of the tire you want. Offset may be an issue if the load is significant and the hubs and bearings are not large.

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ChrisL

07-21-2003 20:15:04




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 Re: Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to here, try this, 07-21-2003 18:23:18  
YEa, I would take the neighbors too...especially if you won't get caught - the odds are they would fit.....



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here, try this

07-22-2003 04:36:55




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 Re: Re: Re: Hay wagon rim size in reply to ChrisL, 07-21-2003 20:15:04  
LOL, I did not meam to STEAL them.



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