Harbor Freight doesn't dictate wheel color!

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My customer asked for his wheels to match his fluorescent green winch frame. I got the zinc wheels so I wouldn't have to strip the white or black paint. I primered them, lightly sanded them, then hit them with Rustoleum fluorescent green and then clear enamel. They look super sharp!
 

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Wow... Those are so... GREEN! They look great! Now- you ARE going to have your customer sign off on a liability waiver absolving you from killing him with those uber-cheezy dolly wheel, yes?
 

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lol, the winch doesn't power the wheels, they are simply for rolling it around, not for towing either, when hitch mounted they are about 10" off the ground, it's all about the tongue weight
 

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