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Where can I get rims?

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jeff

04-06-2003 19:48:07




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I want to use my factory cast iron centers on my Oliver 88 but use 15'5 tires instead of the 13.6's that are on them now. The rims I have now are 12 inch? and I know that I could just put those tires on those but would rather go to a wider rim. Any idea where I can get just rims that are 14-15 inches that will clamp onto my centers? I have 15 inch pressed steel on it now and used water in the tires last year but would really rather have the cast centers for weight instead.

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Jack

04-07-2003 06:17:44




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 Re: Where can I get rims? in reply to jeff, 04-06-2003 19:48:07  
Hello Jeffro!Look up www.millertire.com,they got em.You gettin ready for Union City?Later,Jack(TN).



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Jeff

04-07-2003 13:56:01




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 Re: Re: Where can I get rims? in reply to Jack, 04-07-2003 06:17:44  
Yea kinda. I am not sure I like fooling with this water in my wheels to get up to the weight I want to be in. Oliver wheel weights are not real easy to come by either so if I can get some wheels I'll just put my stock cast centers back on. Hehe might make the tractor narrower too which is alot easier to load on the trailer. Got about 1.5 inches per side right now...LOL!!! Probably gonna pull it like it is this time and see how it does before doing anything though.

Other than that it is ready, just throw some kerosene in it and pull...LOL!!!!! Well i MIGHT was the hood, it is looking a little dull ya know:)

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DCPULLER

04-08-2003 08:49:38




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 Re: Re: Re: Where can I get rims? in reply to Jeff, 04-07-2003 13:56:01  
I would try your local Ag tire supplier. I priced Miller and with the extra shipping they were $40bucks higher than what my local dealer could get them.They are all made by unverth in OHIO



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