Hub Covers For Sale: T Kane

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Can we see pictures of the attachment method?

[Petervs]

Thanks for the help brian. Now, just unscrew one of the covers and take a picture of the clamp for Jon, please.

Otherwise he will have to wait two more weeks til I get home and can do it.

As to cost, well, check the website, then deduct 20-25%, plus a little freight.

[hobobimmer]

Real Wheels set me up as a distributor when I bought mine a few years back, they offered about a 20 or 25% discount. I have passed that along to 2 other POG members so far with good results, and would do the same for anyone else interested.

I think we paid full price for the set Deb ordered. Anyway to retroactively grant us the discount? I don't think they have been shipped yet, but were ordered 7/22/08. Thanks.

eric faires
huntsville, TN

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Brian, I assume you are the new dealer of these products since the former one was never around to sell the product. If he isn't playing on a boat he is apparently working at his landscaping service. Obviously failing to meet the sales quotas.

[BrianE]

Actually Jon I'm not much of a salesman, opting for mechanics' coveralls over the checked beltless pants, Hawaiian shirts and white buck shoes that salesmen prefer. I'm told Peter has a closet full of them. The landscaping service is something I'm rather good at.............

The RealWheel attachments can also be seen on their website. As you can see there's not much thread showing beyond the nut. I machined 1/8" from the 4 nuts under the brackets. The tag and steer covers have pry-off center covers so the hub sight glasses can be checked. If one wants to use these covers, they must be tapped loose from the inside before installing the wheel covers for the first time.

Eric, Would suggest you finish your transaction at this point. I'm sure Peter would be glad to buy you breakfast at Spearfish if he graces us with his presence.

[MangoMike]

Actually Jon I'm not much of a salesman, opting for mechanics' coveralls over the checked beltless pants, Hawaiian shirts and white buck shoes that salesmen prefer.
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BrianE,

That's how they might dress in the Pacific Northwest.

Over on the East Coast you're more likely to find this.

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[dalej]

Great comeback Mike!

[Jon Wehrenberg]

Thanks Brian. I'm going to wait to see Erics. Then I may shake loose a few Lewbucks.

But I notice you do not polish your wheels behind the covers. I would probably have to.

[BrianE]

Jon, If I polished there, I wouldn't have time for the slack-adjusters.

Mike, Would guess there may be a grenade from the King in your future. How 'bout it Roger? We can get together on this.

[Jon Wehrenberg]

That's how Roger looks when he dresses down. You guys can laugh, but I was with him that night and he had ladies throwing money and kisses at him.

It might have been the hat.