Posted by farmerwannabe on October 06, 2009 at 07:13:03 from (4.229.198.33):
Hi guys. I bought a set of used rims/tires for the rear of the H. Look to be in good shape, non-loaded. The rims currently on the H are rough. They still hold up, but I don"t know how one of them is doing it. The metal is just flaking off from sitting a LONG time and the CaCl leaking. The nuts and bolts holding the wheels on are very, very rusted, to the point the metal is actually coming off one of the nuts just sitting there. I could use some advice to getting the current wheels off so I can mount the new ones, after a decent sand/prime/paint (tires on). Thanks for your advice, as always. Unfortunately, it"s getting close to the time to put the tractors away for the season. Already had a few hard frosts here in northern Michigan.
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