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#83
01-03-2016, 04:21 PM
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Ready for loading. They werent too bad to get on the rims, but I remember the V61's being much more difficult so am going to see if I can find someone to mount those for me.
Then, per the tricks on this site, used a piece of gas line and a garden sprayer and pushed 5 gal of wiper fluid into each (tubes). I have to say, that garden sprayer trick worked great and minimal spill. Can definitely recommend this approach. 
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#84
01-03-2016, 04:23 PM
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Because there is no substitute for weight, a couple more bolted to each wheel. Pretty hefty. Mounted them up and now just waiting on the fronts to arrive and I will be back in business.
The thing about tires is, you just have to pay. By far my biggest $$ outlay, but choices are limited and at least they should be good for a few years. Pretty good progress on the last remaining rusty area. Heck, at this rate I will just pull the sheet metal some weekend and have at it. (hmm.. I bet I have enough spare laying around to have a working tractor while I finish the sheet metal. And after all, a set of stickers came in the mail a couple days ago so thats motivation. 
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01-03-2016, 04:43 PM
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Screws
Yeah I was looking at some today. You can order them from McMaster Carr, Wasn't around 5 or 6 bucks for a 50 pack. Don't really need that many but thats the way it works. ON mine the 1650 Dad had run a 1/4-20 tap through the holes on that one, the 1450 seems to still have the #12 screws for it. I haven't even looked at the 782
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#87
01-03-2016, 05:48 PM
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looking great!!
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#88
01-04-2016, 01:06 PM
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Hmm.... the local tractor dealer quoted $36 each to mount the front tires. So $72 for the pair (am guessing tax on top of that). Seems kinda spendy.
Just dont think I can get them mounted. The last set I took to a mom/pop auto shop and they did it for $30 but said it ended up being two of them for over an hour to get them mounted. (they dont fit on a standard tire machine) Would love to hear any tricks from someone who has actually mounted V61's by hand...
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01-04-2016, 03:55 PM
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01-04-2016, 06:34 PM
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I got the harbor freight mini tire changer for Christmas. I heard it was worth the money and not expensive either. Going to give it a shot soon, thinking guys on here have used it and have reviews
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