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14x20 rim and tire
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M1075
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What do you mean by NATO? I thought the bridge trucks all came with 14.00x20 duals.
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Bridge trucks DO all come with the 14:00/20's, if it has anything else, it was swapped in.......Nato?????
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Yes
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tires on the M-812
I suppose that you could run just a single on the rears. Not sure as to what rim you would run a super single on. I have 10 of the 16x20 Michilins sitting here myself. Your lifting capasity is better with the duals. Make sure and use your block and tackle and frame to axle blocks if you lift anything really heavy. I did a heavy llift one time without the blocks and had my front tires a foot and a half in the air. The 14:00s to me are more of a float tire. I keep about 4 extras around at all times. I load my one M-812 up to 56,000 lbs GVW. Tom @ Snake River
I suppose that you could run just a single on the rears. Not sure as to what rim you would run a super single on. I have 10 of the 16x20 Michilins sitting here myself. Your lifting capasity is better with the duals. Make sure and use your block and tackle and frame to axle blocks if you lift anything really heavy. I did a heavy llift one time without the blocks and had my front tires a foot and a half in the air. The 14:00s to me are more of a float tire. I keep about 4 extras around at all times. I load my one M-812 up to 56,000 lbs GVW. Tom @ Snake River
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RE: tires on the M-812
can you tell me more about the frame to axle blocks? maybe a pic too
can you tell me more about the frame to axle blocks? maybe a pic too
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See the two pictures in the photo gallery. We installed the rear wheels using the deep dish bridge truck wheels after we turned the hubs. Original tires are overloaded with a tank of water, but we don't run on the road full.