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Former Member24/07/2021 09:37:40
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Bob Stevenson24/07/2021 10:20:42
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....It is easily repaired,....just bung it in the scrap and make a new wheel!...........(note cracked spokes!)

Rob McSweeney24/07/2021 10:21:34
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Never mind the flange, which could be built up with weld and re-turned , the spokes at 1 and 2 o'clock look to be cracked at the root.

not done it yet24/07/2021 11:21:09
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Could be turned down and a new ‘tire’ shrink fitted. But what about the other wheel on that axle (and all the rest, for that matter)?

I’m not considering buying it so I’m not going to worry about it, for sure.

Martin Connelly24/07/2021 11:38:26
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Dropped at some point I would guess.

Martin C

Rob McSweeney24/07/2021 11:39:58
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What is the model - are the wheel castings still available?

Nicholas Farr24/07/2021 11:50:53
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Hi, you could clean the wheel in a ultrasonic cleaner and probably fill the cracked spokes with brazing and then as NDIY fit a new tyre by shrinking or using some high strength cylindrical retaining compound, which would be easier if the wheel is not too difficult to remove, or like Bob has said, fit a new wheel, but failing every thing else, if you have the skill, making a completely new wheel set would probably make it an economical repair. Like NDIY, I'm not going to buy it, so it won't bother me either.

Regards Nick.

Former Member24/07/2021 12:23:35
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Dalboy24/07/2021 14:11:50
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I like the comment at the bottom of the ad

"Condition is "Used" but like new. As far as I can work out it has never seen daylight!"

Mark Rand24/07/2021 17:48:09
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Probably why it got dropped then, someone tripped over with it in the dark.

BOB BLACKSHAW24/07/2021 18:48:07
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Last comment made me laugh.

Brian H24/07/2021 20:03:08
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It would be a shame to spend time and money on the repair only to find more damage afterwards.

Brian

old mart24/07/2021 20:42:17
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If I was listing it, I would be honest and say that it could be repaired by an expert.

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