Homemade Concrete Wheel Weights at James Vance blog

Homemade Concrete Wheel Weights. I poured the concrete into the rim using a plastic garbage bag and cardboard cut to aid in the release of the concrete from the rim. 1) measure rim id, where you want or need weights. Box blade rear weight block plus rachet rake holder, 410 lbs for the block and 110 lbs for the rr, total of 520 lbs at the rear of my box blade: 5) put the carriage bolts in the drums. the weight on the left rear of my landlord started as a 60# bag of concrete. 3) carriage bolts from home cheapo or your local hardware store. 4) drill holes, center to center dimension to line up with your rim mounting holes. tractors with loaders need ballast! ok guys, :sorry1::sorry1: There are 1/2 pipe sleeves placed in the weight to remove any stress from the solidified concrete. I'm sorry it took so long but here is the finished product and a step by step review of how i made the wheel weights. 2) grab a pair of sized cast brake drums from your junqie. These weights cost me about $15.00 to make. 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): how to make tractor weights at home using concrete and steel drum if you want something more permanent for tractor weights, try concrete, but it’ll cost more.

5) put the carriage bolts in the drums. Box blade rear weight block plus rachet rake holder, 410 lbs for the block and 110 lbs for the rr, total of 520 lbs at the rear of my box blade: how to make tractor weights at home using concrete and steel drum if you want something more permanent for tractor weights, try concrete, but it’ll cost more. the weight on the left rear of my landlord started as a 60# bag of concrete. 2) grab a pair of sized cast brake drums from your junqie. 4) drill holes, center to center dimension to line up with your rim mounting holes. These weights cost me about $15.00 to make. ok guys, :sorry1::sorry1: 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): tractors with loaders need ballast!

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Homemade Concrete Wheel Weights I'm sorry it took so long but here is the finished product and a step by step review of how i made the wheel weights. 1) measure rim id, where you want or need weights. some simple home made wheel weights. There are 1/2 pipe sleeves placed in the weight to remove any stress from the solidified concrete. tractors with loaders need ballast! ok guys, :sorry1::sorry1: 3) carriage bolts from home cheapo or your local hardware store. i spent a sunday afternoon pouring concrete and making new front. 5) put the carriage bolts in the drums. 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): I poured the concrete into the rim using a plastic garbage bag and cardboard cut to aid in the release of the concrete from the rim. Box blade rear weight block plus rachet rake holder, 410 lbs for the block and 110 lbs for the rr, total of 520 lbs at the rear of my box blade: These weights cost me about $15.00 to make. I'm sorry it took so long but here is the finished product and a step by step review of how i made the wheel weights. how to make tractor weights at home using concrete and steel drum if you want something more permanent for tractor weights, try concrete, but it’ll cost more. the weight on the left rear of my landlord started as a 60# bag of concrete.