5 Ton Bolt Pattern

[Bear9127]

Hopefully, somebody can let me know. I've been looking for over 3 hours now, using the search function and cruising the site. No luck so far.

What are the lug bolt pattern and the center diameter of the 5 ton trucks, and maybe the stud hole diameter?

Found a rolling chassis cheap, but it is a distance away and needs wheels/tires. I know I could just find some original wheels, but why buy some just to sell them?

Anyway, can someone help here?

 

[jwaller]

same as any OTR 10 hole budd pattern.

 

[Bear9127]

And what is that OTR bolt pattern? Since I don't have wheels, I have nothing to work from.

 

[M1075]

BOLT PATTERN 10 X 11.25",PILOT 8.75"

 

[M543A2]

Jwaller is saying that all ten hole Budd wheel patterns are the same for civilian heavy trucks and the military five ton trucks. Wheels from a salvage yard off heavy trucks with the 10 hole Budd wheels will fit. Center hole 8 3/4 diameter Center to center bolt holes diametrically opposed 11 1/4. Make sure they have the chamfered edges on the bolt holes for trucks using the tapered base lug nuts.
Regards Marti

 

[gringeltaube]

.... and maybe the stud hole diameter?....

1.19"

G.

 

[Bear9127]

Thanks for the help to my seemingly ignorant question.

I tried to mount some civilian aluminums on the m813a1 I had a few years back, and they wouldn't go. Therefore my confusion.

Again, thanks...

 

[10NUGGET01]

New guy over here. Sorry for asking. Does anybody know of a print with dimensions for the plate to convert10 lug wheels down to 6 lug?

 

[EMD567]

New guy over here. Sorry for asking. Does anybody know of a print with dimensions for the plate to convert10 lug wheels down to 6 lug?

Why would you want to do that? 6 lug rims that big are hard to come by, and they are narrower, so you can't mount as big a tire

 

[gringeltaube]

................. print with dimensions for the plate to convert10 lug wheels down to 6 lug?

Adapter plates for which wheels exactly? See all 10-lug variants, here.
To recenter FMTV wheels (std. 10 on 11.25" pattern, down to the Deuce's 6-on-8.75")... you can see some dims. in this post.


G.

 

[10NUGGET01]

Im new to the deuce world. I recently traded for a bobbed deuce and it came with 1400 series tires not mounted. It has the 900x20s on it and they are t small. I've purchased a set of 20 inch tall x 10 inch wide 10 hole wheels. Im looking for the plate dimensions so I can make the 10 hole wheel fit. Im sorry bud im still learning. I might have posted in the wrong place.

 

[gringeltaube]

We are all learning, here! And your post fits in here since we are talking about 5ton wheels. But you'll need to determine what those are you got, and start from there.

G.

 

[Nasty610]

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?59289-6-bolt-to-10-Bolt-wheel-adapters

There's a CAD drawing in that thread to have them machined from plate stock. They are expensive to produce which is why you don't see more guys running them. You'll need to buy 36 bolts to bolt them to the OE hub. Then another 60 studs w/ nuts to bolt the rims to the adapter. Hope that helps you out.

 

[Shoprat 19th Engr]

Standard 10 hole Bud wheel and not a 10 hole Hub ploited wheel bud style only

 

[Nasty610]

Those adapters will work with some slight alterations. Just have the holes chamfered for the 10 bolt portion and the center hole enlarged to 8.75".