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Topic: Wheel weight bolts[what size]
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| larryanderson
07-29-2012 06:09:34
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I am going to put a set of split weights that I have on a 1466.What size bolts do I need?.If I put on two sets can I use one longer bolt? Thanks!
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| RPM1941
07-29-2012 10:14:54
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Re: Wheel weight bolts[what size] in reply to larryanderson, 07-29-2012 06:09:34
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| The cheaper & faster way is get 4 of 36" 3/4 nc std redi-bolt/threaded rod, saw them in half. The IH system was made of special grade 5 square head 3/4 nc bolts, if you were going to put 3 or more per side to make sure they wouldnt break in the field, it was a complicated mess because of odd length bolts. If they failed & break off tire valve core with 20.8x38 with fluid you have another mess.
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| gene bender
07-29-2012 09:13:02
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Re: Wheel weight bolts[what size] in reply to larryanderson, 07-29-2012 06:09:34
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| Just measure the wts and the cast center add the figures and presto you will have the length thats what i do.
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| rustyfarmall
07-29-2012 06:32:17
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Re: Wheel weight bolts[what size] in reply to larryanderson, 07-29-2012 06:09:34
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I think the correct procedure for installing the first TWO sets is to use bolts long enough to pass through BOTH sets.
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| sflem849
07-29-2012 06:22:44
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Re: Wheel weight bolts[what size] in reply to larryanderson, 07-29-2012 06:09:34
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| You are going to have one heck of a time getting both weights lined up on one bolt.
I got yelled at last time when I said the bolt lengths were in the parts manual, so don't read that. The parts books for 90% of the tractors you will ever own are online at the CNH website.
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| MikeinKy
07-30-2012 18:18:22
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Re: Wheel weight bolts[what size] in reply to sflem849, 07-29-2012 06:22:44
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| On my 1456 I used 9" bolts, I think, for 2 weights.
I think 2" longer should hold another one.
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