For what kind of tractor?
Wheel weights?
Can any one tell me where i can buy wheel weights for 16" rims?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Sears use to sell them and they were hollow plastic. You filled them with concrete. They did that for shipping purposes. PJCan any one tell me where i can buy wheel weights for 16" rims?
Thank you.
Here,s a photo of my ST-10 with them on.
You could also get a set of front wheel weights from a regular tractor and possibly modify your wheels to fit.
Case / Ingersoll high wheel tractors are 16" ims and I've seen 2 types of weights. The Cast Iron ones are the nicest IMO. They also have plastic/concrete ones too.
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I didn't keep the link but if you search the internet you can find some articles on how to make your own wheel weights. I seen a couple on how to use weights (from a weight lifting set) to make wheel weights also one on how to make them from concrete.
I have a cf struck. them plastic ones seem like they would work pretty good. i don't really want to rig up weight lifting weights on my wheels that would look kinda halfast but a good idea to get you by i guess.
I never knowed sears to use 16". Did they? Or maybe it was 16 lb? Case I'm familar with.
i looked on line and it seems that they do not make 16" plastic wheel weights at sears so i think im ganna have to find some power king weights or something like that
Completely off this topic, where are you located in PA? If you are close enough to me, I would love a chance to see this tractor in person and take a few pictures. I never knew Struck made a wheeled tractor. You're right, the Power King weights will probably fit but finding the 16" weights will be a challenge. Mission had some new ones but they are probably sold out by now.
I would love a chance to see this tractor in person and take a few pictures. I never knew Struck made a wheeled tractor.
take a look at the OP's avatar... shows a quasi-picture of the tractor he probably has....
to address the topic directly, have you considered loading the tires?... this may give you all the weight you want, without the hassle.
cheers!
take a look at the OP's avatar... shows a quasi-picture of the tractor he probably has....
to address the topic directly, have you considered loading the tires?... this may give you all the weight you want, without the hassle.
cheers!
Yep, I noticed that. He's got a pic of the actual tractor posted in another location. I just want to see it in person. You know, touch it and stuff. I do love the rare ones!
i live about 30 miles east of pittsburgh if that is close enough you are more than welcome to come check it out. and yes i was thinking of filling the tires. my buddy said windshield washer fluid is a good filler.
I sent you a PM. We may be pretty close.:bannana:
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