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Old 13-05-13, 22:04
Hans Mulder Hans Mulder is offline
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Sorry, I haven't actually used them yet because I located some wheels with good rubber on them, so no quote, but they did indicate they could do the work fairly easily. I still have the stripped wheels kicking around and will take them in one of these days, but now there is no rush.
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Old 14-05-13, 01:31
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I think you are the closest to me with a place for wheels to be done.

When you do get something please let us all know.

Thanks
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Old 14-05-13, 19:57
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When I have made the frankencarrier somewhat more presentable, I'd like to make one of the tracked trailers seen with the early scout carriers, and I'll have the wheels done for that project...give me two years...
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Old 15-07-13, 20:51
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We have had four wheels from Roy, and although they won't be used on a carrier, just our engine trolley, they look like a good quality job.

We shipped four wheels out to him via a friend in Holland who bought an engine from us, and then the friend bought the replacements over in June.

Price per wheel was Euro 125.

That is a good price as long as the carriage costs are kept within reason.

We have four more wheels to go over soon, we have a second Ruston & Hornsby dynamometer engine set that we bought in February that is going onto a trolley.

Pictures below show the wheels as received, painted and mounted, and the whole engine trolley.







Note that we use 2" axles on the trolley, the bearings are about £7 each (6310 2RS) a lot cheaper than the 'proper' 1-1/4" size bearing.

Peter
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Old 15-07-13, 21:32
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looks great peter
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Old 18-07-13, 04:22
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Roy; I don't turn mine
they come right out of the mold like the pictures

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but I sure do not know how you can do them so cheap my material cost more than125.00 cnd. $ the best I can do is 200.00 without the time to strip and time removing grease sand blasting so mine work out to250.00 each if they are not clean and ready to do
The ones I redo are done with the same polyurethane that is used in stamping dies that will take approximately 1 to 1 1/2 million hits before destructing under full compression
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Old 21-07-13, 17:19
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good to hear stew,i will make them more expensive

maybee in canada the prices for pollyurethane are higher?
customers bringing over clear wheels without bearings and grease.
we strip them down remove all the rubber by turn it
after that complete sandblasting and the moulding get on,after that again turn for the exact dimensions and they are ready.
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