rear wheel weights

Anonymous-0 · Jan 27, 2009

What style of rear wheel weights will fit a 404 international utiliy? The tractor does not have spin out wheels.

John A. · Jan 27, 2009

Chev6400, If you are wanting IH wts , Then the standard one piece IH wt that you see on any Farmall C,H,M on up through the 86 series, is what you want, For Outside the wheel application Or the 2 piece IH wt for inside the wheel application. They weigh about 300 lbs/pair,,150 /side.
The 4 holes on the cast wheel of your tractor line up with the holes on the wts. You can use bolts if only 1 or 2 wts are being used. Though All-thread is probably most commonly used for more than 2 wt applications. Definatly cheaper to buy than really long bolts. Hope this helps
Later,
John A

Jim Allen · Jan 27, 2009

I just bought two sets of two-piece weights and my manual wants you to attach the first set with four 3/4 by 4 bolts (square head) and then attach the second set of weights to the first using more bolts and washers. The set of weights I bought were definitely attached that way. I can see plusses and minuses to both methods but what do people who have tried both have to say?? I don't know enough to argue one way or another, which would steer me towards, "the book."

D Slater · Jan 27, 2009

On a utility I think all from IH were split type for your tractor. Do you have the one piece steel wheel and rim or a center steel disc and outer rim that bolts on? Not real sure on these utility models but I think weights from tractors like a 240 U and maybe a 340 U with same type wheel are the same. 300, 350 and 330 U one piece may bolt on but I never tried so don't know.

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