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How much wieght?
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Posted by Kydirtfarmer on August 06, 2003 at 04:04:39 from (64.12.96.236):
I am planning on taking the fluid out of my tractor tires, and going with cast wieghts, WHEN I NEED THE WIEGHT. Too much bother if a tire gets a flat.... Most of what I do doesn't require all the pounds, and it'll be easier on the truck and trailer.
Here is where I need help. I am removing fluid from 16.9/30,s. They are full to just over the top of the rim. When I remove that, what will I need in the form of cast wieghts to equal the same. I will most likely take off 200 to 300 pounds, even with the wieghts. (Got too much on the tractor now)
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