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I found these rims's. They look like a deuce bolt pattern but are tubless and the rims center is about 1/2" thick. The tires are 15 X 19.5. Any idea what they fit?
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Another rim ID. 6 hole
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wreckerman893
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Could be some kind of forklift tire and rim.........just a WAG.
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4K RT Forklift if I had to guess.
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6 on 8-3/4" is also an Agricultural wheel stud pattern.
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I know they are military just don’t know off of what of if I would even have a use for them. I did not have a chance to measure them yet. I am going tomorrow to pick up some deuce rims and 5 ton rims. All have street tires except for a 14.00 on 2 piece rim.
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I think that is what they are from.
This ia a 10.00 15. It looks like the deuce pattern. Any ides.
This ia a 10.00 15. It looks like the deuce pattern. Any ides.
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M4K fork is correct for the first one and M172 25 ton low boy is the second.
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I have 2. One looks real good with tire mounted. Look at the the bottom hole in the pic. There is another hole that is also like that, oother than that it is good.