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Help identifying wheel (slightly OT)
Just bought a horse trailer which has come without a spare wheel. It's an
old Ward, i.e. not one of the big names or I would be able to check with the manufacturers. The wheels on it are labelled MEFRO 43554101 ET39 5 1/2J x 14 H2 It's running on 6 ply195R14C's which look like a reasonably common light commercial tyre (850 kg per tyre @ 450 kPa). I'm wondering if the previous owner didn't have a spare because they are compatible with a Landy or other tow vehicle. Can anyone suggest where I might find a reasonable priced spare? A quick google didn't provide any obvious answers. TIA Steve |
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