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a re drill of the larger 6 lug might work? larger pattern way more common Missed this before. I doubt if theres enough material for asmaller bolt circle. Theres a D500 cheap local to me that has some stuff i could use, when i go look at it I'll check out the wheels. He may have an xtra i can play w...

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Worked a job near magnolia back in 80 or 81, wasn't even thinking about being houston back then. Who was the member that lived south of houston, maybe League City? I went to his place years ago and bought a chrome grill from him. Got a mental block on his name now. Edit..it was Cowboy in Alvin. He h...

WD they will bolt right on? I've seen ford f600's had a 6 lug pattern, but from what i've read its a larger bolt circle.

6 /7.25 sounds better..been awhile, thanks. Pass on the wheels its a bit much for me.

Thanks for the info, it gives me something to keep an eye out for.
John

Details? Were the centers cut out and news' welded in?
Wanting to jump start my W300 project that stalled years ago due to a lack of 6 lug adapters/spacers for the duels. Saw some 8.25×20 powerkings today and thought that my be the ticket.

Is there such a thing?
Would like to find 20 inch wheels that use the old 6 lug (8.125 ?) Bolt pattern, but donno if such a thing exist.
Thanks, john

That wagon is cool in every way.

powerwagon54 wrote:do you need one?

yep, i guess send me a pm with a price.

old thread, but anyways, i just stripped the same part out while moving my truck to another spot in the yard . i apparently never put a nut on the cross bolt that goes thru the clamp that squeezes the female part. fine teeth on both parts.

Over the next couple yrs the sun will dry and shrink the rubber and a gap will appear at the cuts. U can fill that gap with black Sika Flex 1A, otherwise it will leak. Glass shops also have a black sealer for that situation. U should seal it now, but it may not stick well if there is dried soap on ...

Txas2step wrote:Don't understand the cutting part? You cut part of the seal out so it is no longer 1 unit ?

That is correct. I didnt want to do it, but the seal just swallowed the windshield.

last week with a hi-torque unit from autozone, 52 bucks and the thing barks to life like it has never done before. the best money i've spent in awhile.

original glass, new rubber. its been hanging in the garage for several years, so stretched out? had to cut about an inch out of it in the center, both top and bottom run. we used the rubber piece that locks everything together to pull it in with lots of soapy water in a spray bottle. i'd rather use ...

finally got the windshield installed with the help of the wife

haha!

merry christmas
just a body on a shop made frame.

Forgot to mention it DID have the pie pan lights

Couldnt tell. It was in rough shape but still chuggin along. Also saw an old rhd mack tractor hauling equipment. And a gutted m37 at the mall as a Christmas prop