pn # 27406 is a 7400 lb wheel (two hole) and # 28410 is a 8000 lb wheel. (two hole)
Does it matter which one a person buys for the steer axle on a model 05/10 Eagle.
Unless my numbers are wrong, why would they even build a different wheel that is 400lb different ?
Thanks in advance :)
part number 2841 has no hand holes, according to this. http://www.wheelsnowinc.com/catalog/viewItem.php?id=228. (http://www.wheelsnowinc.com/catalog/viewItem.php?id=228.) Might be for front wheels of dump trucks or something.
Edit: The accuride product lookup says it has two holes. http://www.accuridewheelendsolutions.com/products/accuride-wheels-product-search/ (http://www.accuridewheelendsolutions.com/products/accuride-wheels-product-search/)
Brian
28410 has a thicker disk, .472" compared to .437" on the 27406. .035" doesn't seem like much but when you factor in torque and flex on a steer axle it can mean the difference between turning and have a wheel flex to the braking point.