tires&rims? hustler 950

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  1. #11
    Nice, ill be a callin them.rims tires a little body work and ill be styling. Thanks a ton you guys

  2. #12
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    25's on a Hustler 900, 930, or 950 make it look really beefy and it makes it a whole new machine. Let us know how it works out for you.
    "Looks like you have a problem with your 4 wheeler........you're missin' two wheels there"

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    when I get to working on my 950, I am planning on making hubs to accept 4 bolt AtV rims in a common bolt pattern. Ill post up the details when I get to making them as it seems there is some interest in adapters. probably be made from 3/8 or 1/2 steel plate. just need to make a circle cutting attachment for my plasma cutter first.
    2000 Land Tamer with Tracks.

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    I'm running 25" mudbugs on a set of Matt's 9" beadlock rims. Haven't unseated a tire since I swapped over to this setup from the original hustler rims and 22" rawhideIIIs.
    http://www.6x6world.com/forums/hustl...0-hustler.html.

    But I also seem to remember that the vampires were available in a 22", I learned this after I bought the rawhides. I only had to add an oversized nut between the rim and axle flange to have enough space to be sure the bugs wouldn't rubdetub.

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