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What model trailers take a Super-Lug 9.00-16 tires on 16" 6 hole rims? I know the M116 and M101 trailers can take the tires but not the rim.
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M715 series. They are a 6 on 7.25 bolt pattern. There did exist an adapter to run these on the M101. Only thing I know of though.
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Here are some pictures of the mounted tires.
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I saw these type tires mounted on generator trailers. It was the PU-801, TM 9-2330-392-14&P, HIGH MOBILITY TRAILER. I am shooting from memory here, am almost sure this is right.
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I just looked up the M200A1. The rims are 6 hole but are 10R22.5 14PR Tires, not 9.00-16s
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I amended the text.
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Could not confirm your suggestions. M200 trailers I found use 20" and 22.5" rims. Yes some had a 6 lug pattern. However my rims are 16" 6 lug 1 piece rims. M1101, M1102 and open chassis use 8 lug wheels.
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The old time "civi" International & Dodge 3/4 & 1 ton's used that wheel hole pattern, but mostly were found with the lock rings. Some one piece wheels did exist, as I once bought a "Binder" 3/4 ton with 16.5" tires. Mostly the 1 tons had duals.
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These are 16" not 16.5" one piece rims.
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I am also curious as I have 2 in my possession but no idea what they fit, one super lug, one ndt.
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What is the bolt hole spacing?
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Looks to be 6 lug on about 7" +/- I know its too small for the 2.5 ton bolt pattern.
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There is a great reference site www.crawlpedia.com that has a decent cross reference for vehicle bolt patterns as well as how to correctly measure them.