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Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front

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Troy Wi

04-20-2005 04:45:32




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I put a W-4 front axle on my W-9. I want to put pressed steel wheels on the front. Any Ideas on what hub will fit on a w-4 spindle. Thanks




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AC

04-20-2005 09:09:03




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 Re: Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front in reply to Troy Wi, 04-20-2005 04:45:32  
Probably what ever fits an H will be close of not right. Try MM Z hubs...



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ChadS

04-20-2005 09:13:41




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 Re: Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front in reply to AC, 04-20-2005 09:09:03  
AC, your H ready yet? I got 2 H's ready so far, working on the 3rd H. Chad



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AC

04-20-2005 09:50:08




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 Re: Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front in reply to ChadS, 04-20-2005 09:13:41  
Yeah, the "Blowby Special" is runniing again (somehow)...if she goes, she goes, and if she blows, she blows..I still need to put my lighter radiator in and get my water pump working...other than that, I need to mount these 13.6's up to their respective place on the rim, and let her go...I've got a couple nice sets of 14.9s but they are not cut yet.. I'll start putting my light chassis together next month, with super series gears, and w4 axle housings, and a new hitch. I'm gonna run that old 26" hitch for now. It'll hurt me, but it's all I have...When I get done, it'll be competitive and should only weigh about 3000 bare, but this winter got taken up by building a roundy round dirt car with my buddy...I gotta start getting some stuff done, because I'm running out of time.
OH yeah, how much to build an adjustable hitch that goes into the PTO bolt holes? ..... AC

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AC

04-20-2005 09:54:30




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 Re: Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front in reply to AC, 04-20-2005 09:50:08  
If you want, you can try those 0-4 gears I have...



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ChadS

04-20-2005 10:00:13




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 Re: Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front in reply to AC, 04-20-2005 09:54:30  
Ive got a hitch plate made up that comes off the pto, and uses a pin to adjust hitch height instead of allthread. I used it on my 460H, and going a different route on the hitch design for it. Only thig has to be done to that pto plate, is to weld a bearing race to set inside the pto hole to hold it in place. I havent forgot you still needed the hitch, and its here, I'll loan it to ya, if you loan me the gears????? LOL. Let me know,, Chad

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ChadS

04-20-2005 10:01:03




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 Re: Pressed steel wheels on a W-4 front in reply to ChadS, 04-20-2005 10:00:13  
Draw bar too. Chad



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