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Fri Mar 14 2025 10:42 AM
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Does anyone know where I get 1 inch round solid rubber tires for a 1919 gas cart?
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I got 1" round rubber from a guy that rebuilds horse buggies. He gets the stock from an Amish community. I cut the rubber to length and used super glue to but the ends together. Make sure it is super tight because the rubber will relax in hot weather. Richard
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Thank you, but do you know which buggy maker it was?
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I got it years ago and he has passed. You might try Wagon Wheels in Lexington OH 877-261-5432 or 614-329-0411 and see if they will sell you the 1" stalk. The stalk does come with a steel core inside it. When they put it on a buggy wheel they weld the core, but I didn't do that because it was just for looks and strong enough to move around. Richard
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What brand of cart do you have?
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