International Wagon?

It was supposed to be tubeless but am told I now have to put a tube in it which I recently bought. The wheel is an 8 lug rim. I cleaned it up and sprayed it with rust retardent spray (can"t recall the name but it is in a blue spray can and turns black when applied). Since the stem hole was really worn and sharp I took it to a welder and asked that a washer be welded in there to prevent cutting of my new stem.

My question finally is how would I find a replacement rim for this that fits and works. I found an 8 lug rim at a junk yard but its tire rubbed the body and basically I couldn"t put it on the wagon because of it.

I use the wagon on my small property to haul wood and I"d like to take it down the road again to get some horse manure.

Sorry for the long post but I wanted to get as much info for evaluation as possible.

casey

I actually had a 4X4 15" rim with a great tire on it from the salvage yard but it was too deep because the lug bolts would not pass through the holes. I did learn that about the rims at the salvage yard though but the guy said probably a ford rim would fit best. I'm hoping that the welder will be able to fix the old rim wihich might cost me all of 10-20$

Thanks for all the input about this relatively simple problem. I've learned a lot.

Al

Al

Al