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  1. Aug 23, 2023, 09:27 PM #1
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    Repairing a bent wheel - GIF

    Repairing a bent wheel.




    Previously:

    Wheel rim straightening machine - GIF
    Machining alloy wheels - GIF
    Machine for installing tires on rims - GIF
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    Wheel ripped from hub - photo

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    Only for an antique or vintage vehicle which will never be driven more than in parades at slow speeds and the rims are in the unobtanium class. If it is aluminum, you are better off taking the .40cents a pound for it at a scrap yard.

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    Must be a market for it. Specialized tools and an operator that is obviously done more than one.

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