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I have old golf cart with 4x3 3/4" bolt pattern. How can I make template for that pattern to re-drill wheels that have 4X4" bolt pattern?
 

Yep I got 5 bucks but they don't have the right one. It's close but I wonder if it would work? I suppose I could oblong the new holes a tad.
 
Use a pencil compass to make an arc using the center hole in the new wheel as a sliding origin. Make 2 arcs across from each other and measure between them. adjust the
compas until the distance is 3-3/4 this now describes the bolt circle. Next use that compass from each existing hole in the wheel so that it makes a bisecting ark near
the center between each existing hole. Center punch this arc crossing point and drill. Jim
 
(quoted from post at 20:11:05 10/23/19) Use a pencil compass to make an arc using the center hole in the new wheel as a sliding origin. Make 2 arcs across from each other and measure between them. adjust the
compas until the distance is 3-3/4 this now describes the bolt circle. Next use that compass from each existing hole in the wheel so that it makes a bisecting ark near
the center between each existing hole. Center punch this arc crossing point and drill. Jim
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What is sliding origin?
 
I put boat trailer wheels and tires on my 8N. I used an original wheel and made a cardboard template from it and traced out the pattern on the new wheels. A little drilling and grinding later, I was in business. gm
 
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