Re: a 57 year old rim...

Posted by JT on September 11, 2006 at 12:37:24 from (70.226.204.187):

In Reply to: a 57 year old rim... posted by Pa. Pete on September 11, 2006 at 09:27:49:

Easy fix is to first of all, grind and clean all the back to good steel. find an old rim, cust out a peice of an old rim, weld it back in, or use fiberglasss to cover the bad spot, then drill the valve stem in a diffrant place on the rim, or if it is a clamp on rim like used on a M or H, you can turn the rim around, put the bad spot in the back so it cannot be seen, and then again, redrill the hole in a differant spot on the rim.

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