10x20 dual wheels

[1972RedNeck]

I just picked up a pair of 10" wide 20" ring lock 10 hole Budd wheels with 14.00x20 tires. These are a bit odd as they are dual wheels. I need 6 more. The wheels are made by Goodyear.

Talked to Mark Boyce and he said these wheels shouldn't exist.

Does anyone know what they were used on and where I can find more?

 

[Jbulach]

I just picked up a pair of 10" wide 20" ring lock 10 hole Budd wheels with 14.00x20 tires. These are a bit odd as they are dual wheels. I need 6 more. The wheels are made by Goodyear.

Talked to Mark Boyce and he said these wheels shouldn't exist.

Does anyone know what they were used on and where I can find more?

Sound like bridge truck wheels.


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[simp5782]

Bridge truck. Even with 6 more wheels you have to have the spacers for the rear which you won't find

 

[NDT]

If they are bridge truck wheels, Red River Parts has those.

 

[1972RedNeck]

Bridge truck. Even with 6 more wheels you have to have the spacers for the rear which you won't find

What do the spacers entail?

 

[simp5782]

What do the spacers entail?

Bridge truck wheels and spacers

Since this question has come up a few times, I decided to get some pictures showing how the spacers work on the bridge truck axles (with the hubs flipped). Sunday I took one of the old tire/wheel assemblies apart since it had a slow leak anyway to show the real deep offset that the bridge truck...

www.steelsoldiers.com

 

[1972RedNeck]

Bridge truck wheels and spacers

Since this question has come up a few times, I decided to get some pictures showing how the spacers work on the bridge truck axles (with the hubs flipped). Sunday I took one of the old tire/wheel assemblies apart since it had a slow leak anyway to show the real deep offset that the bridge truck...

www.steelsoldiers.com

So the spacers are just for the front? I just want to run dual 395s on the back of our silage trucks so I just need a set of 8 wheels, correct?

 

[simp5782]

So the spacers are just for the front? I just want to run dual 395s on the back of our silage trucks so I just need a set of 8 wheels, correct?

You have to have spacers on the rear. It's a 1.5inch thick I believe is the rear spacer cause your inner tire will hit the trunion

I have a set of fronts.
@DeMilitarized has a set of some from Ron's stuff I believe left.

Be easier to run 24R21s. Wheels have been selling cheap on govplanet

 

[country]

We have these wheels in stock, and the spacers too



9M-774 | Wheel Rim for Bridge Truck Extra Wide for Bridge Section Carrier Trucks 10 hole
Bridge Truck Rim, wheel
NSN #: 2530-01-289-3962
Part #: 12356821
Price: $219.00

complete rear hubs set up with spacers:


5T-916 | Hub and Brake Drum Assembly, Bridge Truck Left Hand (LH)
Bridge Truck Left Hand (LH) Hub and Brake Assembly for M821 M812A1 M139 5-Ton Trucks
NSN #: 2530-01-101-8357
Part #: 8758334
Price: $675.00


Spacer only


5T-917 | Spacer, 1 1/2 inch, Hub and Brake Assembly 5 Ton, Bridge Truck Rockwell Axle 5 Ton Truck
Hub and Brake Assembly 5 Ton Spacer, Bridge Truck for M54 M809 M939 5-Ton Trucks
NSN #: 5365-01-132-2015
Part #: 3280-A1977
Price: $49.00

 

[DeMilitarized]

I have a pair of front and rear spacers I would let go for cheap (besides shipping). You would just need to find 2 more rear spacers.

 

[simp5782]

I have a pair of front and rear spacers I would let go for cheap (besides shipping). You would just need to find 2 more rear spacers.

Hope you know what those things are worth even in scrap and what they cost to make before you say "cheap" they were around 1200each to make the fronts in 2018!

 

[DeMilitarized]

Hope you know what those things are worth even in scrap and what they cost to make before you say "cheap" they were around 1200each to make the fronts in 2018!

They do me no good. I'll sell them to you for 750 though.

 

[DeMilitarized]

I have a pair of front and rear spacers I would let go for cheap (besides shipping). You would just need to find 2 more rear spacers.

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/528805761927835/ (Some bridge wheels I found locally) $75

 

[simp5782]

They do me no good. I'll sell them to you for 750 though.

Much cheaper ways to put dual 395 or 1400s on a truck.

Amateurs use duals. Sometimes you gotta go trips

 

[msgjd]

a few years back a farm down the road had a deuce with stock ndcc duals all the way around and a self-unloading high-side grain wagon on its back .. they said the duals on the front helped with flotation in the muddy spots of corn fields , but it still didn't steer any better