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Old 09-27-2011, 12:05 AM
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Are you talking MILITARY rims? Those are beaded three piece rims (inner, outer and runflat). Pretty hard to deal with.
 
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if you happen to live near a money tree, look into the ox-locker. they are cable operated selectable. also - very expensive.
 
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Originally Posted by CPTAFW163
Are you talking MILITARY rims? Those are beaded three piece rims (inner, outer and runflat). Pretty hard to deal with.
Yes, pvc insert for the beadlocks, my brother had a set custom fabbed for his f250, but then he blew his motor and bought a dually, no use for the 16.5'' swampers/surplus military 37's. But dont plan on running the runflats (and yes, they are a bitch to deal with, we mounted the beadlock inserts using my truck, his truck, some tow rope, and alot of dawn for lube.

As for the florida mud, I should post some pics of the other day when an excursion blew a tire and we had to yank him out. I ended up bending my frame where the hitch mounts because he wouldn't come out no matter how much of running start I got


Edit: found the recovery pictures... I promise next pictures I post of are a dodge sitting on 3/4ton axles


Notice the flex, it was a result of the next picture...


That is the blown tire, he sheared his valve stem off


The little dodge that couldnt.


The backup f350 powerchoke



 

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