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Re: wheel weights and sledge hammers
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Posted by marvin on April 19, 2000 at 09:06:20 from (134.134.248.18):
In Reply to: wheel weights and sledge hammers posted by alan on April 18, 2000 at 14:28:47:
I had two or three people at Les Schwab working for four or five hours trying to get oneof my wheel weights off and were not successful. They were using impact wrenches, 10 lb hammers and 6 ft pry bars. I finally took the wheel and new tire home and sprayed more Kroil into the mounting holes. I finally mounted the tire onto the tractor and went out into the field to do some mowing. About an hour later I notice this big red thing laying in the field and figured out it was my wheel weight. Be mindful that this was a new field and it was like driving through a new plowed field. It worked for me. Good luck and let us know how you got the wheel weight off.
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