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Old 03-29-2017, 12:20 PM
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Default #1 rims
Pic of rims tractor on left trailer on right
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Here is a picture of the issue with the rims that are currently on the cart. Both rims have this issue.
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Rocky, do you have welding capabilities? If so, weld 'em up and drill another valve stem hole, like olds45512 suggested. Or find someone to weld it for you for a lot less cost than buying 2 new or used rims.

Just a suggestion...
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Unfortunately I do not. I'll get the holes welded up. When I drill the new holes what size hole should I have when I'm done?
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Congrats on the find, and on the cost!
I love my #1 and work it harder than any other cart I own.
I got mine free when I noticed it sticking out of a dumpster at a factory. Didn't know what it was at the time, but it looked nice and had an IH logo on it. I went into the main office and asked if I could have it and they said yes. They had used it for years to mix and haul cement for floor repairs and for whatever reason decided that they didn't need it anymore and tossed it.
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