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Rear rim valve stem blank needed-6060
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    Posted: 19 Jun 2021 at 8:10am
Got a 6060 with the rear rim valve stem has rotted out and I don't have any junk rims to cut pieces out of question is- does any rim mfer sell a blank or piece that I can weld in?
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Is it a 28" rim?
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Yes it is, the simple just plain steel deal ,  
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5/8 flat washer. Once again it's not If your rim will rust out from calcium filled tires but WHEN Dead
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Yeah Its not that simple , theres about a 12 inch section that has been abused, thats why i need a piece of rim , not a washer
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Doug, you might check with your local welding shop. When I first started in the farm tire business, our local shop had the blank holes to weld in your rim. I had several done. Almost impossible to tell they had been repaired.   
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Ill do that , thanks Tom
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Originally posted by DougG DougG wrote:

Yeah Its not that simple , theres about a 12 inch section that has been abused, thats why i need a piece of rim , not a washer


I had my local welding and fab shop fix holes that size on the rims of my D17 diesel.  They welded in new metal and drilled a new hole for the valve stem.  Put a little bit of body fill on the outside to smooth things out, primed and painted and you cannot see any evidence of any work or damage.
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The rear rims I look at have a "pocket" for the valve stem to sit inside. It is stamped into the rim from the inside swelling it outwards. Hard to duplicate in my pea-brained way of thinking.
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I patched one on the 170 using a piece from the WD that is beyond repair. After welding in the patch I then heated the area for the valve stem and used some flat stock as a form to hammer the shape. Then drilled the hole. Seems like someone here had die made? Not entirely sure
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Maybe able to use flat steel and fabricate it enough to seal it up smooth it out and redrill, thanks guys
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Here's a thread I did last year;
https://www.allischalmers.com/forum/rim-repair_topic167543_post1403468.html?KW=rim#1403468
Some of the pictures are missing. Here is one of the flat for the valve-stem. Heated the area and hit it with a 4 lb. hammer. Had it on the horn of the anvil at the time. Not perfect but did the job.
Still have pieces I cut out of the junk rim to make patchs, would give you one if you want.
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Ill keep that in mind Mike , thanks ill try to get some pics of what im doing , but its just like what youve done is what i have in mind
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