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Hi Russ.
Thanks for the info on Mullins, that new rim in my earlier post is $80 and that is the reason [price] that i'm fiddling around with it, if i had to pay $300+ for a rim it's not worthwhile...

Daryl, PM sent , well I hope it is sent could be in never/never land.

I think I will ask Santa for one of those cutters.

Hi Daryl,
The new rim is steel not alloy, it's brand new so that's a easy mistake, I want to stay with the cone washers to avoid complications at machinery inspections, you know the old story "but...

Hi Aaron, That cutter would be ideal while easy enough to make the grinding would be beyond my skill level and equipment. Having a beer last night i had this brainwave that i should buy a 40mm twist...

Thanks for the replies, here are the measurements that Azzrock asked for.
The old rim is 12.6mm thick and the new is 14mm. The stud holes need the countersink on both sides so the rims can be used...

Computer's are the "Devil's Work" as far as old blokes are concerned. I might start as thread in Computer section if daughters can't sort it.

Thanks Shedhappens I will look again for those , I had a look at all the countersinks but not those fella's. John. Thanks for the offer I might make a bit for the boring bar and do a few test holes...

Hi Guys. My old truck is still running tube type rims and I would like to change to tubeless rims as you can get a bigger range of tyres and patterns, I can get later model rims [same make] but this...