Is this rim a 5 or 6 inch depth
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Im not sure. Sorry i couldnt help you with that, however i am very pleased with them the wheels were exactly what they said they were.
392846
Exactly 5.25 inches from the deepest center measurement to the top of the outer rim.
1208034
Outside diameter 6.5 inches, inside 5.75"' depth 2.75" (not counting handle)
969594
I just measured mine and it raises exactly 5 3/8". You might put a 5/8" block under the raiser to get your exact 6". hope that helps.
81902
looks like 5.25 inches including the 0.25 inch raised rimTotal length=8.25 inches total width= 6.25 inches
997372
the inside depth is 2 5/8" and the inside diameter is 5 9/16". outside is 3" by 6" diameter.
2107620
It has a dished 'U' shaped bottom (Not totally flat / deeper in the center) with 5 - 6 inches depth
2113099
5" is the top of the ring. The prongs are about an inch making it 6 " to the top of the prongs.
1447947
width of the unit is 5" with anything 5 1/2" or above this will workyes your 6" opening will work
145179
The 6 and a half inch height dimension includes the bottom of rails to inside bottom of drawer. The depth of the drawer itself is only 5" with a 1.5" wheel and rail assembly. Hope this helps.
1871310
The depth is approx. 21 inches as measured from the backsplash. The actual depth is 22 inches, but 3/4 of an inch is a tapered rim.
1536058
It measures 5 1/2". You need a 6" lid. I also have the 1 1/2 quart and that lid which is 6" fits this pot.
851517
6.5" is the overall depth of the body of the filter. You'll need 3" minimum, preferably 4+ inches clearance from top of aquarium glass/frame to whatever goes above, in order to facilitate removing all for cleaning or just removing the filter without having to dismantle it completely. Hope it helps.
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I just measured mine, and they measure 5" deep on the front and back just above the handles. The sides actually measure a little over 6" deep.
900641
With overflow grate in place, 5.5 in. With grate removed, 6.4 in. I will buy Keri next time.
2163235
It is a six hole configuration.gob0go is correct about needing rim tape for this rim.
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Hi Edward, I chose to add tubes with the bent stems considering the small 6" rim size in my case. My steel rims are 40+ years old. Tubes are easy to install and inexpensive. If you do not have a good surface at the tire beads, you will likely see problems down the road, and you may not have room for regular pressed in straight stems on small 6" rims. Use lots of sunlight soap and water to install, and take your time. Cheers! Jeff