Cement Wheel Weights #2
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dieselcrawler
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Nice... I'd like to copy that, been thinking of something along those lines for a while.
Did you cast them in the rim? How did you make them? Please share your build method, so I can copy it!
Did you cast them in the rim? How did you make them? Please share your build method, so I can copy it!
If your JD has the none adjustable wheels then you can go to the link and see how I did my B7800.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/334096-cement-wheel-weights.html?highlight=
I didn't take pictures when doing my L4240 and that has the adjustable wheels. I would have to write that out and it would be quick long with just a very few pictures. Now I would do it but lets see what wheels you have and well take me a few days.
http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/customization/334096-cement-wheel-weights.html?highlight=
I didn't take pictures when doing my L4240 and that has the adjustable wheels. I would have to write that out and it would be quick long with just a very few pictures. Now I would do it but lets see what wheels you have and well take me a few days.
dieselcrawler
Elite Member
No need to go out of your way, was just wondering how you went about it. I have adjustable wheels, with 4.5" spacers added between the centers and rims. Somewhat visible in this picture.
Like you, I want access to lug nuts without removing the weight, as well as my spacer bolts, in case they need tightened. I want the weight to fit snug, but easily removed.
Like you, I want access to lug nuts without removing the weight, as well as my spacer bolts, in case they need tightened. I want the weight to fit snug, but easily removed.
