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Tip: Stud Adapters For Changing Tires

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I MAKE THOSE ALL THE TIME FOR PUTTING TRANNYS IN.

ONE OTHER THING TO HELP YOU IS TAKE A HAK/SAW AND PUT A SLOT IN THE END SO YOU CAN USE A SCREW DRIVER TO PULL THEM OUT IF THY STICK .

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bmsgaffer

Also there's these for those that are interested. I love them, they are SO handy!

 

@rmaynard

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WHX??

:text-yeahthat: If B-100 ever gets them in stock again:ychain:...never mind I see he has now...my bad Bob ... off to order a set!  

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Jerry77
On 9/20/2016 at 7:53 AM, T-Mo said:

I made these stud adapters to make changing rear tires on my garden tractors a bit easier.  Just take a couple of fine thread 7/16 bolts (7/16-28 UNF, I believe) and cut off the heads.  Screw them into the hubs finger tight until they're snug and it makes aligning and mounting rear tires a lot easier.

 

 

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Just now, Jerry77 said:

I made these stud adapters to make changing rear tires on my garden tractors a bit easier.  Just take a couple of fine thread 7/16 bolts (7/16-28 UNF, I believe) and cut off the heads.  Screw them into the hubs finger tight until they're snug and it makes aligning and mounting rear tires a lot easier.

Can't believe I have been struggling with these rear tires on mine  ---my poor old brain couldn't see the woods for the trees...thanks much for the tip--best one I have had for awhile.:)

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Lee1977
On 9/20/2016 at 7:53 AM, T-Mo said:

I made these stud adapters to make changing rear tires on my garden tractors a bit easier.  Just take a couple of fine thread 7/16 bolts (7/16-28 UNF, I believe) and cut off the heads.  Screw them into the hubs finger tight until they're snug and it makes aligning and mounting rear tires a lot easier.

 

 

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You only need one, then turn it to the top and the others line up.

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bc.gold
On 9/20/2016 at 6:53 AM, T-Mo said:

I made these stud adapters to make changing rear tires on my garden tractors a bit easier.  Just take a couple of fine thread 7/16 bolts (7/16-28 UNF, I believe) and cut off the heads.  Screw them into the hubs finger tight until they're snug and it makes aligning and mounting rear tires a lot easier.

 

 

DSCN0048.JPG

 

I taper the head then cut a slot for a screw driver, makes removing the stud much easier. I posted this tip a couple of years ago.

 

Used one stud positioned at 12 o'clock.

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Curmudgeon

I went one step farther.   Screwed Grade 8 bolts through from the back, fully converting them from bolts to studs and nuts.   MUCH easier.   Also gave me a nice option of fancy lug nuts to dress things up a bit.

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WVHillbilly520H
4 hours ago, Curmudgeon said:

I went one step farther.   Screwed Grade 8 bolts through from the back, fully converting them from bolts to studs and nuts.   MUCH easier.   Also gave me a nice option of fancy lug nuts to dress things up a bit.

 

On 9/20/2016 at 10:34 AM, bmsgaffer said:

Also there's these for those that are interested. I love them, they are SO handy!

 

@rmaynard

 

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