If someone made 6", 8" and 12" wheel covers

[kpinnc 11,936]

If anyone is interested, these are from the classifieds. Also very good examples should someone try to recreate the plastic caps.

 

The metal retaining clips may still be available.

 

 

[Horse Newbie 7,057]

24 minutes ago, kpinnc said:

If anyone is interested, these are from the classifieds. Also very good examples should someone try to recreate the plastic caps.

 

The metal retaining clips may still be available.

 

 

Yours ?

[kpinnc 11,936]

6 hours ago, Horse Newbie said:

Yours ?

 

No sir. But they are the only ones I would use. I've had several chrome sets, and I never could keep them from rusting on the back. 

 

I sold two new chrome sets several years ago. Just my opinion, but I've not regretted it. I don't have a place to keep my machines that is dry enough. Not a fan of digging scratches into my wheels either.

 

Don't get me wrong, I think they look awesome. I just have trouble keeping them free of rust. 

[Horse Newbie 7,057]

17 hours ago, kpinnc said:

I never could keep them from rusting on the back. 

I believe the ones I have on my 520H will fare better than chrome because they are powder coated.

18 hours ago, kpinnc said:

I don't have a place to keep my machines that is dry enough

I believe my (Wheel) horse barn will stay mostly dry…

 

18 hours ago, kpinnc said:

Not a fan of digging scratches into my wheels either

I had the same concern when I was debating using my hub caps or not…

that’s why there’s a red “dot” on all 4 of my wheels… I know as long as I line up one of the spring clips with a red dot, then the clips will always be hitting in the same places, and hopefully limiting scratches.

 

If those wheels did not rust away before I rescued the 520H , then I think those little scratches won’t be too bad on the wheels.