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  1. 27th July 2010, 08:14 PM #11
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    Thanks...

    Thank everybody, and sorry, that I was so late to get back to you,but I have some hectic days lately...!
    So hectic, that I have no time to fix my REAL Land Rover (Series 3, SWB, alias: ALICE), and driving - a Ford Currier to work every day!
    I need a holiday...! Starting up north in a week or so, with the 130.
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  2. 27th July 2010, 08:22 PM #12
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    spare tube

    [QUOTE=Xtreme;1298225]I also carry a large rubber mallet and carry the spare tube inflated inside the spare case ...
    Yes, that's already part of the plan... Still, I hope I never have to change an inner tube on the roadside! Bad memories of my Army days... Walter
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  3. 27th July 2010, 08:23 PM #13
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    But wasn't that you I saw in the bakery drinking coffee just yesterday......
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  4. 27th July 2010, 08:28 PM #14
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    [QUOTE=roverrescue;1298210]If you want to pick up spare spare to borrow for your trip in Cooktown

    Thanks Steve, I may just take you up on that!
    Even if not, we could use some local knowlidge, extra hints for our trip into the unknown (for us anyway). Walter
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    Quote Originally Posted by jerryd View Post
    But wasn't that you I saw in the bakery drinking coffee just yesterday......
    Not yesterday... Yesterday we were chatting on the side of Fingerboard Rd!
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  6. 27th July 2010, 08:37 PM #16
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    Hurrican?

    [QUOTE=Ranga;1297432]I have a spare spare tyre on a Hurricane rim

    What is that? Sorry, I'm new at this Defender game, series are more my style...
    Are 110 and 130 rims the same? Walter
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  7. 28th July 2010, 09:41 AM #17
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    this may help...more or less correct.

    All 90/110 wheels are 33mm, only the latest XD/Wolf type are 20.6mm

    ANR4636PM are Standard 5.5F x16 wheels for 90/110 are welded construction in primer finish, the earlier NRC7578 were rivetted construction.

    ANR1543PM are 6.5L x 16 heavy duty rivtted construction

    ANR5593PM are 6.5J x 16 x 20.6mm XD/Wolf are welded construction, or ANR4583PM rivetted construction

    ANR5593PM is the tubed version of the Wolf rim.

    ANR1534PM (20.6 Offset) is listed as One Ton rim .They are only suitable for tubed tyre usage.They are an inch wider with that extra inch going on the outside (ie it looks like a wider standard 110 steel wheel) with slightly less offset than the 5.5 inch wheels

    272309 is an old 109 wheel. They are 5.5″ wide with a different offset than the anr4636.

    (5.5 inch rims have 33mm of offset, the 6.5 inch rims have 20.6mm of offset).
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    Tubeless.
    ANR4583PM 6.5J x 16 130 and Wolf XD
    NTC5193PM 7.0 x 16 Discovery

    Tubed.
    NRC7578PM 5.5F x 16 (riveted centre) 90 and 110
    ANR4636PM 5.5F x 16 (welded centre) 90 and 110
    NTC4135PM 6.0J x 16 (riveted centre) 90 only
    ANR4635PM 6.0J x 16 (welded centre) 90 only
    ANR1534PM 6.5L x 16 HD 110 and 130
    ANR5593PM 6.5J x 16 130 and Wolf XD

    —————–

    Land Rover Wheel Sizes
    Model Rim Dia Width Offset Part#
    88 ‘59 thru ‘67 16″ 5″ 1″ 231601PM
    88 ‘67 thru ‘74 15″ 6″ 1″ NLA
    109 ‘59 thru ‘71 16″ 5.5″ 1.75″ 272309
    109, 90, 110, 88 16″ 5.5″ 2″ NRC7578PM
    130, 110 USA 16″ 6.5″ 2.25″ ANR1534PM

    ——————-

    272309 109, offset from rim centre line 1 13/16″ (1.8125″) Road wheel, well base rim type, 5.5″ x 16″
    568966 109, offset from rim centre line 1 5/16″ (1.3125″) Road wheel, well base rim type, 5.5″ x 16″

    and try MR they had some in..
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