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Repairing A Rear Wheel Rim

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awb

04-17-2000 20:40:35




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I had one of the rear wheel rims sandblasted to clean it. When I got it back it had a couple of holes in the area of the tire bead. Buying another rim is out of the question..the rest of the rim is in good shape except for a pit here and there. How can I repair this rim and smooth out some of the pitted areas? Thanks, AWB




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Jarrod

04-18-2000 16:27:28




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 Re: Repairing A Rear Wheel Rim in reply to awb, 04-17-2000 20:40:35  
I took my rims and cut out the bad sections. Then I took an old rim of the same size and cut out a section to fit my originals. Then welded it into place, ground it down and painted it. No bondo in my patch!! You could use bondo to smooth out some of the ruff areas if you like.



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Bill

04-18-2000 02:48:18




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 Re: Repairing A Rear Wheel Rim in reply to awb, 04-17-2000 20:40:35  
I had the same problem with a couple of rims on a old backhoe. My son repaired them by first sandblasting to remove any rust or paint. Then welded the bad areas and ground the area back to original with a small die grinder. Its been nearly 3 years and no problems.



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