4-80-8 Tire/Wheel Combo Needed as Well as 1 Spindle for Log Splitter
Updated 04/11/2020 | Published 08/22/2018
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looking for a 4-80-8 log splitter wheel with 1 in spindle
asked by: Dick
Expert Reply:
The Kenda 4.80/4.00-8 Bias Trailer Tire with 8" White Wheel # AM30000 is an excellent tire and wheel combo that has a 4 on 4" bolt pattern and has review great reviews from our customers. If you just wanted the wheel it is part # AM20001 and if you just wanted the tire it is part # AM10002.
We also have the Redline Spindle # TRU94FR which measures 1.25" where it installed on the axle but it measures 0.999" where the bearings ride and uses 1" bearings, # L44643. You would have to get this welded on to your log splitter by a professional welder.
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Erich K.
4/8/2020
Following up on this. I need the 4.80-8 tubeless nylon tire on a rim that fits a log splitter that already has the spindle. Are spindle sizes the same? If not, how do I make sure I get the right tire/wheel combo for the log splitter. I am a consistent customer. Thank you.