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Gary Carter
Supporting Member of Barthmobile.com 4/08
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Since this posting is for information only I am not sure which forum to put it in.

Our Breakaway has 8R19.5 tires and steel wheels. One of the wheels cracked. It was time for a new wheel.

We have the 6 hole bud type. Accuride part number was 28853. The new number is 29388. Even these are hard to find. Also the relacement number were 2 hole bud rather than 6 hole bud. I didn't care as it will be covered with stainless steel anyway. I aquired them from Pioneer Wheel and Rim in Minneapolis.


'92 Barth Breakaway - 30'
5.9 Cummins (6B) 300+ HP
2000 Allison
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Moonbeam-Express
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Supporting Member of Barthmobile.com 3/12
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One of the wheels cracked. It was time for a new wheel.

I've never seen a steel wheel crack from age or use. Was it hit in some way? If a front wheel, you might want to check the steering components, I would also inspect wheel studs for damage.

Better safe than sorry.




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Shadow man
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I replaced 2 cracked steel wheels on my bus last spring that i sure were caused by tire shops over torquing them. I also replaced the other 4 because the lug nut holes were getting wallowed out from air guns being used on them. I also suspected that cracks would start showing up in them soon too. Nobody torques my wheels anymore but me.
 
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Dick Dubbs
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Nobody torques my wheels anymore but me.

A big "amen" to that brother.





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