Thread: Help!!..wheels?
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Re: Help!!..wheels?

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Originally Posted by Bruce Newendorp View Post
One more thing - Colson wheels work well for the high traction end and they are affordable.

http://rigs-n-wheels.com/store.php?catid=62
The colson wheels are great.

They actually have very good traction. Yes, conveyor belting has far more traction when it is new... but it doesn't stay new for long Remember wedge-top was designed for handling food.... I hope food isn't as dirty as the FIRST carpets... You'll need to keep replacing wedge-top or rough-top for it to stay fresh.

Colsons don't have this problem. They are designed for dirty environments like shop floors. And when they heat up from friction, they actually gain more traction.

They also wear very well. One set will last you a whole season. And when you're done, just throw the hole wheel away and get a new one! That’s how cheap they are!
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