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Re: Rim modification
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Posted by Chris Cash on September 11, 2006 at 11:53:38 from (137.244.215.51):
In Reply to: Re: Rim modification posted by RAB on September 11, 2006 at 11:30:13:
I had thought about taking a 3/16 plate and welding it to the outside of the rim. Then fill in the old lug holes with weld like really big spot welds. Then grind them down smooth and drill the new ones. I figure if I did like a doughnut plate and made the hub hole larger than that on the rim I could run one bead on the inside if the plate and one on the outside coupled with the lug hole welds. I'm not going to fill the tires with water. I just want a set of turf wheels so I can mow grass. All of my property is flat so traction isn't a factor. Do you think this idea would be O.K.?
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