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Old 05-12-2009, 07:44 PM
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Here is a pic of my 20.00 wheel weights that i got off an old junked Sears Suburban for my 109. Hint...never use dollar store white paint.

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Old 05-12-2009, 08:02 PM
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Nice looking set of weights Ga.Cubby
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Looks like a good deal for only $20 !!
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Nice wheel weights Ga.Cubby! Ya got a great deal!
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now thats a deal!!! what do they weigh??? Paint dont look to bad in the pic!!
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now thats a deal!!! what do they weigh??? Paint dont look to bad in the pic!!
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Not to heavy maybe 30lbs. apeice. Mainly put them on for looks.
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It's amazing what a little extra weight will do for the ride though. Much less bouncy. My FIL is so impressed with the 127 I left at his house. He's got a 8yr old Crapsman that rides like poop. I got him to buy a 124 I'm working on for him, so I had to take the 127 to his place to make room. I'll probably keep it here until winter and then swap them so I can have the 127 here for thrower duty.

Anyway, I have 75lbs extra weight on the 127 and he can really tell the difference in the ride. You will too.
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Nice weights Ga.Cubby. You'll get some extra work of of you tractor now. 30# each is 4# more than IH wheel weights.
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