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Where to get rims for 450
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Posted by Seifdoggy2 on February 09, 2004 at 20:33:25 from (24.116.88.129):
The fluid has once again taken it's toll on my rims. I have 15-5x 38 tires. Where is the best and cheapest place to get some new rear rims. My tires are terribly weather checked, where would a person get some of those? I hate to buy new. The reason being the cost, but mostly because I run truck type chains in the Winter. The deeper lugs cause the cross bars to get lost between them. Any suggestions????? I use this tractor for moving snow in the winter. It is a snow moving machine with an 8ft bucket on the loader and a 8ft HD blade on the rear 2 point. Thanks for any help you might give. Seif.
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