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    Posted: 28 Sep 2016 at 8:31am
Had the rims regalvanized at Roger brothers.

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That looks great and quite a lot of Rims there! I've wondered about having rims re-galvanized vs. painting with aluminum paint.
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Those look really nice. whats the story with the quantity?
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I wonder if one of those is the good CA rim you bought from me?
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That looks like the start to a field full of amazing orange treasures.   Just picturing all the options of what that many rims might fit....
Did you need a certain number of rims to make up a batch run? I have wondered about getting a set or two rims done myself.
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Originally posted by Sugarmaker Sugarmaker wrote:

Those look really nice. whats the story with the quantity?
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 The more rims you do the cheaper the price.
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Originally posted by CrestonM CrestonM wrote:

I wonder if one of those is the good CA rim you bought from me?
 You are correct.
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Are they for sale or own use
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Originally posted by Dan73 Dan73 wrote:

That looks like the start to a field full of amazing orange treasures.   Just picturing all the options of what that many rims might fit....
Did you need a certain number of rims to make up a batch run? I have wondered about getting a set or two rims done myself.
 Rims are for 3 WD's, 2 WD-45, 1 D-14, 2 D-15's, 1 D-17.
 This is the first batch. More will be going this fall.
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Originally posted by Mikez Mikez wrote:

Are they for sale or own use
 All being used
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Musta been a lot of tractors on blocks.....
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I have 5 on jack stands and Ted has about the same
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After mounting
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Nice
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They look even better mounted. Mind sharing how much per rim to have galvanized in a group like that? Did you have to any prep before sending?
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$30.00 per rim. No prep needed unless rims are painted. If painted you must remove the paint before getting them galvanized. They give rims an acid bath before galvanizing. The acid Bath removes all the rust.
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Thats not too bad, really.  I couldn't have one blasted and painted for that.
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How long does it take them to do a batch?
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Originally posted by AaronSEIA AaronSEIA wrote:

Thats not too bad, really.  I couldn't have one blasted and painted for that.
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Well you still have to get them blasted just not painted.
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Originally posted by Sandknob Sandknob wrote:

How long does it take them to do a batch?
 This batch took 3 weeks
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That is very cool do you know about how long the galvanized rims hold up? I know they all came galvanized or nickel plated I think on the farmall. The farmall h I have was bought new in 50 but as long as I can remember say early 80s it has been just 100 percent rust brown so I don't know how long to expect the galvanized rims would last
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 The first batch was 16 years ago and still no rust. The CA sits out side 95% of the time.

Edited by DennisA (IL) - 29 Sep 2016 at 7:00pm
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these are the guys ??  Google search.
 
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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there site says a thin flash coating of 1 mill will last 10- 20 years... The heavy 4 mill coating will last 60- 80 years ......... you get thicker coating on larger sheets, thin coating on wire or bolts.
Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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80 years hoe much to coat the entire tractor. .....
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I'd pay $30 a rim any day to have rear rims done. They look good and would last a long time. That's a good deal. I bet it helps when you can get that big of a batch together.
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Here is a picture of the rim on my CA that was done 16 years ago. Even the power shift rails are rust free and I slide them in and out a lot .
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Thanks for the photo that looks great.
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Yea they look good. Are they loaded with calcium.
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Originally posted by Mikez Mikez wrote:

Yea they look good. Are they loaded with calcium.

Yes they are
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