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Re: wheel weights? Are they worth the effort?
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Posted by John A. on December 10, 2005 at 05:41:08 from (65.161.170.86):
In Reply to: wheel weights? Are they worth the effort? posted by lekander883 on December 10, 2005 at 04:37:01:
lekander883, Just as the other have said Get the wts. Then...........Add liquid wt to the wheels too. Either Ca Cloride, H20 & antifreeze, Beet juice, I don't care! I find most tractors are waaaay too under weighted. I would like to know kind, size typr of tractor you are moveing round bales with. For tractor doing loader work I would rather errer on the side of too much wt than not enough. Because if you do not have sufficient rear wt, when the time comes and you are on sideling, uneven ground your chances for an overturned tractor and the consequences that ensuse are greatly increased. So on your loader tractor look for a miminum wt of 2 wts/ each rear tire and liquid wt too. or wt equal to one round bale of wt on the back of the tractor, Hope this helps. Later, John A.
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