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#1113603 07/14/2015 3:05 AM
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OK Big Bolters. I need to find wheels for my 1955 6400 2nd series. The back has 5 studs with a hub diameter of 5.25". The bolt pattern is about 8.8". Do you have any leads for me to try to find some? Any help is appreciated.


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Hy LewyBoys, in order to help you we will need a bit more information, are your wheels stud piloted (cone shaped wheel nuts and two wheel nuts, an inner and outer nut) or hub piloted wheels (single nut with large pivoting washer), and lastly does the front wheel attachment match the rear or not?

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I guess looking for wheels is easier than looking for love...try this:

https://www.stovebolt.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=1110590#Post1110590


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After you find out what you're looking for please post a parts wanted add in the Swap Meet section (not the general forum)

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Grigg


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