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Michael Silvius wrote:
> I have some nice Cleveland type III 6x6 wheels model 40-24 mfg date of 4-63
> and related brakes that came of a Mooney M20 and I would like to use on them
> my project. The only issue is that one of them has a substantial chip mising
> out of the outer flange. The idea is to build up the mising piece with a few
> weld beads and grind to shape. The question is; can anyone tell me if these
> are aluminum or magnesium and what composition of aluminum might they be or
> how do I find out.
> Thanks:
> Michael in Maine
>
>
>   
I've got a couple sets of 6x6.  I haven't looked at them in a year or 
two, but I believe they are Clevelands.  They're pretty old and beat up, 
but I was just using them as project wheels.  Ya' wanna see if you can 
get the pieces you need out of 'em.

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