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Pie Weights on PA Rims

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Jeff Wenner

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Can somebody please confirm for me that a set of regular duty (30 lb
segment) pie weights will fit on hundred series power adjust rims and
not affect adjustment? I have a set of th heavy weights and have
discovered they are not going to work on my 960. Thanks
 
As dean said yes.
They fit like a glove on my 640.

Kirk
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Thanks Guys. I bought a heavey duty 45# set just to find out they didn't fit. Guess I should have researched it a bit more. So now I'm looking for a regular set and will have the heavy set for sale.
 
The heavies will bolt on but you will need to adjust the rims in and outward adjustment will be restricted.

Dean
 
Maybe you can get someone to trade for yours. The heavy set is 1160 lbs and light duty 800 lbs. Cost in my area is about the same cause the light duty can be used on so many other tractors. Recommended for the 600/601/2000 series plus I believe they will also fit the 24" rims.
As Dean sez the HD's. Will fit but you have to such the rims all the way in. Without wheel extensions you will hit your fenders. It will fit but I don't really like the way it looks.

Kirk
 
This 640 is a late '57. Power steering was an option at that time.
It did have a loader on it so the PS would come in handy.

Kirk
 
There are at least two different styles of the heavy weights. One style will not fit power adjust rims, but the industrial style will. The industrial style do stick out farther, but will miss the power adjust rims. The mounting disc for the weights must be clocked currectly so a weight segment lines up with the rim. I have a heavy set mounted on power adjust rims, but unlike the lighter set weights, I dont think I can change the width with the weight segments on. Double check if your heavy set looks like mine. If you do not plan to change the width of your wheels and depending on your style of weights, they may fit.
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Agreed.

There are several designs. The so-called "industrial" styles will not interfere with the PA rails but overall width is increased.

If properly indexed, track can be adjusted by removing 4 segments.

Dean
 
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