Posted by olgentdc on March 21, 2018 at 19:14:22 from (184.16.158.255):
In Reply to: Cement wheel weights posted by SVcummins on March 21, 2018 at 18:44:47:
Go ahead... Knock yourself out. LOL ,, Just teasing , OK , That idea Could work for mini -farm operations.make sure you can get to all the lug nuts and the valve stem is safeguarded .You Never intend to be ON THE PUBLIC ROADS , Sure would not want the concrete to crack and be falling out of your wheels around a schoolbus or some nice car, let alone the fallen hazards on the roadway. Although you could walk thru a tractor junk yard and find many concrete weights that are still functionable from back in the 1930s, IMHO , the method was most practical on yard loader tractors..There is alot of fears I would have if i had concrete in my 430 case wheels , namely balance , since a 4-630 Case are capable of going 25 mph,.
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