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I have a chance to pick up a set of dual wheels/tires at a good price. They are the right size but the wheels are 6 lug. They came of a Sears, but the seller believes they will fit. I think they have to be 5 lug to fit.
The long bolts connect the two rims together, but doesn't the inside wheel need to bolt to the tractor hub (5 lug)? That means I can't use these, correct? They are loaded and so will be difficult to transfer to my rims. ![]() |
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If your just going to use those wheels on the outside then they should work, 6 lugs doesn't matter on the outside wheels.
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IF those are 12" wheels AND the rings fit where they should on YOUR existing wheels AND the holes (for the long bolts) match up with the holes in your old wheels, you could use the ones in the picture as the outside wheels on your Cub.
Those are some FUNKY looking wheels, from the picture they look like someone welded those centers into the wheel. Take a Cub wheel with you to see if everything lines up.
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That's a solid piece of advice right there.
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If they came off of a Sears, they're off of an FF18, 20, or FF24. The hulks or "Supers" of the Sears world. They had 6-lug hubs, and usually ran 26-12-12 tires on 12-12 rims. So, the tires may be big unless you already have 26-12-12s on your 782.
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You need some DMI type duals that slip on and bolt in
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Did you make those? Or buy them? Or is it just a pic off the net?
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I think that's where the spacer was bolted against the rim. The paint is just more intact.
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I made them a few years back.Not much market for them so I only made a couple of sets.My 782diesel utility has a set for 26-12-12 tires.The other ones were for 23-8.50-12 tires.I put bigger rods in mine the originals were 3/8'' and I used 1/2''.
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Pictures of the 26-12-12 duals
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