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Posted by Jerry L /az on November 06, 2004 at 07:18:52 from (216.67.205.62):
I bought a ford series 800 model 850 It has weights on the inside of the wheel. large two piece weights. the problem is theat the wheels are reversed. valve stems also on the inside. the disc are mounted behind the loop, and long bolts that hold the rim,disc and weight. the head of the bolt is outward on the loop with no washer the nut is inside the weight. I tried to get a socket on the nuts but not enough room. thebolts are all rusted ti the back ,looks like they have been there for fifty some odd yrs. how would you take these wheels apart? Iwas thinking of laying them down and grinding off the head of the bolt. alsoo thought of useing the gas wrench but do not want to damage the loops. what do you guys think? thanks for your help/ideas.................Jer
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