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I have 5 beautiful 15"x 5" Dayton Chrome Wire Wheels from the 1960's. The adapters are 7&3/4" across the teeth and 3" across the top. One of the adapters is missing. Dayton Hqtrs said these are no longer available. New adapters are 6&1/2" across the teeth. Any help out there?
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Obsolete Dayton Wire Wheel Adaptors
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warrenmich
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I know this was a long time ago that you posted this but I have a complete set of the adapters you need in great condition. They are extremely rare and called KB 52 adapters by Dayton.
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