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Wheels for Clark forklift
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Keith M View Drop Down
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    Posted: 14 Apr 2020 at 7:05pm
Probably a stupid question. I have an older Clark heavy duty fork likft for inside use. Can you buy tires, rims and or adapters to put pneumatic tires on for outdoor use. It’s great inside but would be much handier if I could run it outside to unload mineral, protein tubs and fencing rolls. Yes I farm. Any help appreciated. Thanks, Keith from Kentucky
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It would probably depend on if you have enough clearance for pneumatic tires, there is bound to be a wheel with the correct bolt spacing.  I have an old AC forklift with pneumatic tires but in soft ground, even in the yard after rain, it gets stuck.  Too much weight concentrated on small wheels.  My AC 621 rough terrain will go through anything but is too tall to fit in the shop. 
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