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#1035545 06/14/2014 5:02 PM
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Hello all! I just recently became the proud new owner of a '55 LCF flatbed thanks to Materman's Craigslist link post. It is missing the d/s front wheel and is a 5 lug 20" wheel. Would I be limited to finding a 5 lug, or would a 10 lug work using every other hole for a nut? The spacing is 4" CD from one lug to the next & 7" CD across from one to the third one, skipping one, if that makes any sense. (It always sounds better in my head & loses something in translation when it comes out my fingers). Just need something to help load onto the trailer & then I can get more specific about something correct when I get it home.


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If it is 5 studs, it is probably a 10 hole hub piloted wheel. On the drive axle, they used all 10 studs. On the steering axle they used every other hole. GM used this wheel from 55.2 and many years later on their 2 tons.

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Thanks! I knew someone here would have the answer and come to the rescue.

Any idea where I could find one of the wheels like that relatively local-ish?



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Salvage yards really don't have anything like that any more. Barn finds and junk yards in small towns are your best bet.

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I have a spare that I can part with,(3-piece,NO RH5),for the cost of shipping. It may cost a bit to ship from Iowa,so that's the reason the rim is FREE. (Just in-case you can't find one locally) "Bolters helping Bolters" (319)363-0338-Please leave a message. I'll answer A.S.A.P.

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Thanks for the offer wetwilly! That's very generous. I'll scrounge around here for a day or two and may be giving you a ring.



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I'll be here! Good LUCK!! "Materman"'s truck might be getting one of '"Tater"'s "shoes!! Too Cool!


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