Rear wheel weights

Rkh · Dec 10, 2021

Eliminate tire chains to prevent digging up new blacktop driveway. Took a metal
plate(1/8x4 metal), bolted to wheel & weights bolted to plate. My tires are
loaded with calcium so hoping I can plow flat driveway with no problem. Both rear
wheels are loaded with calcium & weights.

SVcummins · Dec 10, 2021

Get enough weight on youll be ok unless its really icy . I was able to move a lot of snow without chains but now the fluid has all escaped

grizz02 · Dec 10, 2021

I would let a little air out of those tires usually around 12lbs seems to be close you will have more tire on the ground at any one time

the tractor vet · Dec 10, 2021

I had five sets of them on m y Super H then added 20 100 pounders to the draw bar and still got hug up . Then the chains went on . No more getting hung .

Rkh · Dec 10, 2021

I will let some air out-thanks for that.

marloweg · Dec 10, 2021

valve stem at high point or you will have a mess and be ready for valve core to be bad and leak after you push it in it might not reseal

Hayfarmer · Dec 10, 2021

My experience has been that weight helps but if you have ice it doesn't really matter. You need chains on ice.

SVcummins · Dec 10, 2021

I wouldnt fool with a liquid death valve stem either unless I had a new one ready to go back in unless you adjust them regularly like I do

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