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Forddan · 05-08-2019, 08:10 AM

Hi all

Thank you for your time writing your suggestions !!!

Yes, it is Westford MA. I will correct that ASAP.

My local club is MINUTEMAN Model A Ford club of Massachusetts. They are all great guys. There is one member that can do the welding, he is retired but I am not... yet :-) and I was trying to find other ways before bothering him trying to find a day and time that is good for me in relation to my type of work and good for him too.

Now that is clear for me that there is no need to balance the wheels I can probably go this route.

Buy 2 primed new wheels. Spray paint them. Power wash the others used wheels. Hand sand them. Prime and then spray paint.

How do you see it ? Stupid, crazy ?

Thanks again !!!!
Forddan

05-08-2019, 08:10 AM	#14
Forddan Senior Member Join Date: May 2019 Location: Westford, MA Posts: 195	Re: Tire wheel balancing: is it needed ? Hi all Thank you for your time writing your suggestions !!! Yes, it is Westford MA. I will correct that ASAP. My local club is MINUTEMAN Model A Ford club of Massachusetts. They are all great guys. There is one member that can do the welding, he is retired but I am not... yet :-) and I was trying to find other ways before bothering him trying to find a day and time that is good for me in relation to my type of work and good for him too. Now that is clear for me that there is no need to balance the wheels I can probably go this route. Buy 2 primed new wheels. Spray paint them. Power wash the others used wheels. Hand sand them. Prime and then spray paint. How do you see it ? Stupid, crazy ? Thanks again !!!! Forddan