Does anyone have a picture of the #2846 Demountable Rim Clamp used on Ford rims in 1923? Thanks
2846D Demountable Rim Clamp
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Re: 2846D Demountable Rim Clamp
Great discussion and lots of photos of the "Ford" (mfg. for Ford by Firestone & Cleveland) demountable rim 2845D and the clamp 2846D with conical opening for the standard rim nut, 2848.
Scroll down to Hap Tucker, Jan 29, 2014
http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/41 ... 1391576745
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Re: 2846D Demountable Rim Clamp
Fantastic, thanks! For some odd reason my search did not come up with that particular post. Thanks again