Depending on where you live you can either put the Calcium Chloride in them or if it doesn't freeze you can just put plain water in there. I know a farmer that puts water in his tires in the spring and then drains it out in the fall. This won't rust your tires as much the CaCl does. I would recommend the wheel weights approach. Two or three 150# weights on each back tire should help alot. You can even bolt them all together with 3/4" readi-rod. I know a guy that put 7 weights on each back wheel of a 1466 using 4 3/4" rods on each wheel. My brothers put a 1,000 - 1,200# weight on the inside and outside of each back wheel on a 1066. They used 4 3/4/" readi-rods. You just need to make sure that they stay tight.
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