The Classic Machinery Network

I vote for the 750 x 16 and Land Rover wheel. In case you would like to know the wheel centre is also named a naive plate.

So pleased that you now have some reliable help either via phone, net or an hour away. To manufacture a steel puuley you can have a couple of choices. The local steel merchant may well have some pipe already close to the size you need or get them to roll some flat bar iron to shape then machine it a...

Posting pics usually requires them to be compressed, I think.

So glad its sorted n thanks for letting us know. This is how Forums are suppose to work. Members helping each other.

dont give up. Sometimes parts take a bit of time so start attending swap meets and rallies as well as the online stuff.

Nice job sourcing your new shaft from over seas. Lovely job

When doing king pin replacements the bushes are close to the correct size but when pressed into place become tight and they must be reamed to size plus clearance for the new pin to fit.

Might also try FaceAche Market Place. I have been finding some treasures there of late.

Looks great, I like 3 rib tyres plus they make the steering lighter to use. Whats next on the to do list?

Another option is to cut out the good 3 stud hole wheel centre and weld it into a good rim. Sounds scarey but easy to do.