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- April 8, 2009 at 12:18 am #40431Michael LowParticipant
I am looking for two 4′ steel wheels to mount on a dump cart for my ox team. Does anyone have a contact in Amish country or anywhere else that sells 4′ steel wheels with an axle? I tried Acme carriage here in VT and they are charging $1,072.00 for the two wheels.
Thanks
Michael Low
GreenFire Farm
West Danville, VTApril 8, 2009 at 1:06 am #51538RodParticipantHi Michael
I keep an eye on ebay because sometimes they come up for sale there. I recently bought a nice pair of heavy duty 36″ wooden wheels with steel tires there for $200.
I do know someone who has a pair of 4′ army type old but unused wooden wheels for sale. He was asking $700 for the pair. Nice wheels and great for a cart. Send me a PM if you want his name and number.April 8, 2009 at 5:20 am #51541Robert MoonShadowParticipantCheck out E-Z Trail / Hogback Produce {I listed them in the equipment contact posting}… I think they carry all kinds of wheels.
April 8, 2009 at 11:53 pm #51540Michael LowParticipantThanks for the replies. I’ll call for the catalog. Rod, I am looking for all metal wheels.
Michael Low
GreenFire Farm
West Danville, VTApril 9, 2009 at 1:52 am #51537Gabe AyersKeymasterTry Pioneer Equipment
330-857-6340
April 11, 2009 at 11:53 am #51539Donn HewesKeymasterhere is an idea for the DIY’s in the crowd. I wanted steel wheels from my local Amish welder and he did a great job. I think two 32″ by 8″ were 250$. I have actually had him make me two sets, one for a mower and one for a spreader. But what he did was order blanks. The blanks consist of the steel rim in the desired size. He builds out from a hub, or an old car rim or what ever. He must use a jig and pieces of flat steel make all the webs. He adds three inch pieces of rebar or flat steel for lugs. Paint. I am sure with a little investigating we could figure out were to order these blanks in PA.
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