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How To Make Concrete Wheel Weights. Tractors with loaders need ballast! Looks like you have clearance in the rear of the tractor to install lockwasher and nut one at a time from the inside. Home made concrete, steel and lead wheel weights, 260 lbs for the right, 240 lbs for the left, total of 500 lbs (in addition to loaded rear tires): Put bolts through drum, fill with concrete. I'm sure others will be. Lay the tire / rim flat. Just thought i would start a thread that attempts to show the various. What i would do is use the rim it self as a form. Diy concrete wheel weights for garden tractor. This is my first attempt at. I'm hoping that along with the tire chains it will give adequate. Since i have been on the forum i have seen a variety of different rear and front wheel weight solutions. #3 · dec 24, 2010. Total weight per each rear wheel is now up to 55 lbs liquid ballast + 45 lbs of sprockets = 100 lbs total. Lay a 3/4 plywood square (orange) down on the rim, cut out a hole in the plywood to allow a 5 gal plastic bucket (red) to bottom out in the rim but come even.

Looks like you have clearance in the rear of the tractor to install lockwasher and nut one at a time from the inside. Put bolts through drum, fill with concrete. I'm hoping that along with the tire chains it will give adequate. Lay the tire / rim flat. This is my first attempt at. Home made concrete, steel and lead wheel weights, 260 lbs for the right, 240 lbs for the left, total of 500 lbs (in addition to loaded rear tires): Diy concrete wheel weights for garden tractor. Just thought i would start a thread that attempts to show the various. Total weight per each rear wheel is now up to 55 lbs liquid ballast + 45 lbs of sprockets = 100 lbs total. Using something like plastic wrap or something so the concrete doesnt ooz through the holes.

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How To Make Concrete Wheel Weights Using something like plastic wrap or something so the concrete doesnt ooz through the holes. Tractors with loaders need ballast! 37k views 6 years ago. #3 · dec 24, 2010. I'm hoping that along with the tire chains it will give adequate. Using something like plastic wrap or something so the concrete doesnt ooz through the holes. Put bolts through drum, fill with concrete. Total weight per each rear wheel is now up to 55 lbs liquid ballast + 45 lbs of sprockets = 100 lbs total. Lay the tire / rim flat. Since i have been on the forum i have seen a variety of different rear and front wheel weight solutions. Just thought i would start a thread that attempts to show the various. Looks like you have clearance in the rear of the tractor to install lockwasher and nut one at a time from the inside. This is my first attempt at. What i would do is use the rim it self as a form. Diy concrete wheel weights for garden tractor. Lay a 3/4 plywood square (orange) down on the rim, cut out a hole in the plywood to allow a 5 gal plastic bucket (red) to bottom out in the rim but come even.