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alblogg · 10-19-2006, 07:57 PM

I found a good use for some we had instead of hauling them to the scrap yard get some round stock the same size as the hole in the middle take the tire off first, weld the stock in. I have my grinder on one I made four for jack stands to put under frames they are higher than regular stands and have a wider foot print. Then I made up a few more and made deals to hang doors or fenders or other parts up to be shot in the paint booth.

10-19-2006, 07:57 PM	#16
alblogg Registered User Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: NC Posts: 62	Re: wheel identity help please I found a good use for some we had instead of hauling them to the scrap yard get some round stock the same size as the hole in the middle take the tire off first, weld the stock in. I have my grinder on one I made four for jack stands to put under frames they are higher than regular stands and have a wider foot print. Then I made up a few more and made deals to hang doors or fenders or other parts up to be shot in the paint booth. __________________ '07 G6 Wife's car '00 Malibu stock, just a parts getter. '99 Blazer LT Loaded, K&N Filter, Pioneer Super Tuner,Viper '88 K1500 Cheyenne, 5.0, stock, bought new '86 Nissan 720 Trash Truck '69 C/10 step side, 307, all original, second owner, in process of restore. The person who says it cannot be done should not interrurt the person doing it. Share your knowledge. It is a way to achieve immortality. Allen- Paintman Wrenchtwister Broompusher