Source for wheel lug bolts ?
- Thread starter GrayBeard
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mrcaptainbob
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jpm
Platinum Member
graybeard, go to a napa parts store and ask to look at the wheel stud listing .there is a book and a wall chart you'll have a great time looking at all the #s
goatman
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I have been emailng a place on line called Heywheel looking to get a set of two piece rims for my tractor but, am also interested in getting spacer instead of 2 piece rims.. Where did you get yours made?? I am trying to get a wider rear as I live in a hilly area and I believe an once of prevention... Thenks in advance David B /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smirk.gif
Thanks all for the bolt info.
I'm getting the spacers made at a local machine shop here in central Pa.
My issue was not so much gaining a wider stance as much as getting a inch or so laterial clearance for my chains(rear).
They(chains) were very close to real "important stuff" on the inside of the wheel.
Mine are going to be aluminum about 1.5" wide.
Cost about 110.00 per wheel.
GrayBeard
I'm getting the spacers made at a local machine shop here in central Pa.
My issue was not so much gaining a wider stance as much as getting a inch or so laterial clearance for my chains(rear).
They(chains) were very close to real "important stuff" on the inside of the wheel.
Mine are going to be aluminum about 1.5" wide.
Cost about 110.00 per wheel.
GrayBeard
Slamfire
Veteran Member
I bought my lugs at a New Holland dealership. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
