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#143768 08/04/2005 2:19 AM
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Anyone know what newer trucks you can get the 19.5" wheels off and replace the 20" split rims on 55-57 4000-6000 series trucks?. I heard the old Uhaul trucks were good donors.

#143769 08/04/2005 8:03 PM
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GM chassis motor homes stepvans and some of the HD3500 pickups use the 19.5 rims. Mid range fords, internationals and frieghtliners use them but most of them are 8 lug instead of 10 lug

#143770 08/05/2005 1:27 AM
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You want to look for the late 1990s HD3500. These are the trucks with the beam front axle and a GVW of 12,000 to 15,000 lbs. Also, the P-chassis trucks, which were used for "bread van" trucks, UPS-style delivery trucks, and mobile homes had an optional beam front axle configuration with the ten bolt hubs.


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Check out the local Les Schwab store. They are available new. Think I paid about $115. apiece


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