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Thread: 5 ton bridge truck need wheels

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02-28-2009, 00:15

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jason@snakeriver

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Join Date: Nov 2007

Location: Eastern Idaho

Posts: 159

I have a full set of the deep dish rims off of a M-812 bridge truck sitting here in eastern Idaho.
They do have a full set of 14:00 NDT's on them.
You would have to get a good opinion if they would work or not.
I really think you need the proper super single rims off of a 800 or 900 series.
I do have a set on my M-819 wrecker.

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