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Originally posted by Bob C.
Thanks for all the advice....
When all is said and done wisdom prevails....
One must accept that we can't do it all ...... and I will be going to my local tractor tire dealer and use his expertise and muscles...
Lucky enough to live in a rural area, this tire shop came to my home a while back to replace a large tractor tire (16.8x28)... the chap worked alone for about 90 minutes... he removed the tire and replaced a new one with tube and calcium load without even removing the rimoff the tractor... but it did cost $450... so a small 16 in. wheel should not be a problem for him...
I will sand blast and paint myself using POR 15.......and may try to install the new tires myself .... well ....try to do one anyways.
Please remember I am still looking for 5 wheel rim nuts......
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Still looking for the red ones Bob? go to my website and visit the
page "parts by number" and find out Ford number C01Q - 1110
that's the same red nut as Chevrolet number 1675.
Mvg. Dirk Leegwater