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Old 08-20-2009, 09:05 AM
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Hey guys, quick question. Does putting 2 weights on each wheel work OK? Think I've seen pix of it before, but just want to make sure (or not) Thanks, Marty
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Hi Marty,

I've seen several guys do it, and never heard of them having any problems.
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What model are you putting them on? I put a set on the inside of the wheel of our 102.
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You can install a wheel weight inside your wheel if the tractor doesn't have disk brakes. I've know some that have 3 weights on a wheel.

This tire has fluid in it and 60 pounds of weights in it.


No driveline problems.......yet.
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What model are you putting them on? I put a set on the inside of the wheel of our 102.
It's a 149. Marty
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You can install a wheel weight inside your wheel if the tractor doesn't have disk brakes. I've know some that have 3 weights on a wheel.

This tire has fluid in it and 60 pounds of weights in it.


No driveline problems.......yet.
It's a 149, so it has the disk brakes. Marty
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