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Lamont-Wheels?

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Turtle Gears

02-12-2006 18:54:06




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Hey Lamont! Hows it going? I was wondering if you could tell me how many bolt holes there is in a pressed-steel wheel for a case,and what is the diameter of the center hole. Trying to take heavy centers off of my moline.I may be wrong but the center is 13in. and it has 9? boltholes. maybe I'll find something, see ya later. T.G.




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Lamont

02-12-2006 20:12:03




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 Re: Lamont-Wheels? in reply to Turtle Gears, 02-12-2006 18:54:06  
I never have measured the pattern on the 830/930/1030 hubs, but I'm pretty sure they are 8-hole. It's a really big pattern that the pressed steels off of the 1370 and 1570 will fit. The pressed steels that dad runs on the 930 sometimes are off of a 1570. The ones on my 700 are just 8-hole hubs on an 8 inch center I think. The only difference is, these hubs are tapped for 3/4 inch coarse thread. I don't know what they came off of. They were on it when we got it out of the junkyard. I'll try to remember to measure the 930 hubs and get back with you.

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Turtle Gears

02-13-2006 16:30:02




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 Re: Lamont-Wheels? in reply to Lamont, 02-12-2006 20:12:03  
Lamont i told you wrong, thats a 8 hole with a 13in. center. thanks T.G.



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