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paul

08-17-2006 21:01:33




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Going to pick up something 100 miles from me next week, tow it home. Asked what wheel it has, so I can bring a spare. Was expecting 6 hole implement.

Got the reply it's a 15", 5 bolt rim.

Oh no, what do I take along? From the thread right below, and my own experience, 5-bolt is all over the place, no standard?

--->Paul




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thejdman01

08-19-2006 07:05:12




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to paul, 08-17-2006 21:01:33  
Not to steal the trhead or add unwanted information, taking a spare tire with ou to get home is a great plan, however I see too many guys run to town and buy that junk yard tire/rim throw it on the hayrack/ grain wagon " to get them home". The tire nevr gets changed until it pops and the wago full of grain tips over. These car tires werent made for the weight of a grain wagon or hay rack although empty they are fine. Good luck

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Don-Wi

08-17-2006 22:50:18




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to paul, 08-17-2006 21:01:33  
What is it exactly? Most 5 bolt farm rims are the same, I think it's 5 on 5.5?

We do have 3 different sizes of 5 bolt rims on the farm, but we've got a spare for all of them. NOt sure what the sizes are, but they are all common patterns found on domestic cars/trucks, being either Ford or Chevy.

The best thing to do is ask him to measure the pattern.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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T_Bone

08-17-2006 22:36:01




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to paul, 08-17-2006 21:01:33  
Hi Paul,

I'm looking at Gempler's list of new wheels and see the center diamter and bolt circle appears to be corralated to wheel width. Was it that way years ago?

You might ask him the rim width and go from there or just take a extra 15" tire and run it too town for mounting if it came to that.

diameter/width/bolt circle/center hole
15/3/4.5/--
15/5/5.5/4
15/6/5.5/4
15/8/5.5/4

T_Bone

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Buzzman72

08-17-2006 21:24:31




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to paul, 08-17-2006 21:01:33  
According to the 5-lug bolt circle template I picked up from the Heidt's Hot Rod Shop booth at the NSRA Street Rod Nationals a couple of weeks ago, you've got a possibility of a 4-1/2", a 4-3/4", a 5", and a %-1/2" bolt circle...unless it's a Dart or a Valiant, 'cause some of them used either 4" or 4-1/4" bolt circle wheels.

And THEN there's the matter of the center hole diameter. What's it on?

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paul

08-18-2006 02:39:49




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to Buzzman72, 08-17-2006 21:24:31  
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Actually, this would be it.


--->Paul



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Don-Wi

08-18-2006 09:40:15




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to paul, 08-18-2006 02:39:49  
It looks like it'd be a standard 5 on 5.5 Ag rim, but there's no way to positively ID from a picture. With that said, it LOOKS like all the standard 5 on 5.5 rims we have on the farm.

Everything else we have on the farm has car rims on it instead.

Donovan from Wisconsin



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Butch(OH)

08-18-2006 08:01:22




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to paul, 08-18-2006 02:39:49  
Buzzman has it right on the patterns and no way anyone wil be able to positively ID the thing from a pic but most implements like that used the bigger 5 like was used on some 70-ish Chebby 1/2 tons, 5 1/2" (I think) and that looks like what you have. On such excursions I would take a spare tire, tube, jack, tire tools and air tank plus fix a flat. Unless carrying a heavy load an old weather checked tire will go supprizingly far down the road if you can keep air in it.

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paul

08-18-2006 13:36:42




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 Re: 5 bolt pattern in reply to Butch(OH), 08-18-2006 08:01:22  
Everything on this farm is 'old car rims on welded running gears' for 5-bolt, didn't know there was even a standard 5-bolt ag spec. Thanks guys, & I know it's not a given, just a guess.

And old weather checked tires - I'm familiar with. :)

--->Paul



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