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Re: Dual clamp eyelets
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Posted by Don-Wi on April 06, 2007 at 00:19:02 from (70.224.196.47):
In Reply to: Dual clamp eyelets posted by Dairy Farmer in WI on April 05, 2007 at 18:32:44:
The bare minumum is 4. It also depends on what size tire you have and the Horse Power behind them. Our Oliver 1855 has 18.4-38's, and the duals are supposed to have 6 clamps each. We run 4 and have no problems. 18.4-34's only need 4 and that's what we use on our Massey 285. One general rule of thumb, I think, is take the number of clamps, bolts, or rails that hold the rear rims to the center disk, cast or steel doesn't matter, and divide by 2 and use an even number of clamps. If the rear tire is held on by 6 clamps like our 285, use 4 for the duals. 12 clamps, can't go wrong with 6 on the duals. For a bigger tire, even 8 wouldn't be too many. Donovan from Wisconsin
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