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'Bolter
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49 3100 with the slide out spare tire carrier. Tire lies face down on carrier centered on a round plate with 2 threaded holes. What was originally used to secure the wheel to the carrier? I used a piece of bar stock, drilled 2 holes and bolted it down but I don't think it came that way. Any help would be appreciated. Couldn't find anything during my forum search.
Ed
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Sir Searchalot
Sir Searchalot
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Maybe
this will help? Seems to be a 1949 specific discussion.
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'Bolter
'Bolter
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Thanks for the link. Will have to read carefully. Ed
Ed
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Shop Shark
Shop Shark
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Heres a pic of the cradle
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'Bolter
'Bolter
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Wow, that tire isn't going anywhere. Thanks a lot for the picture. Ed
Ed