850 Wheel Weights - What other model tractors fit?

I'm in the market to purchase sets of wheel weights for my Ford 850. Rather than just doing web site searches for 800 series tractor wheel weight, I would like to broaden any possible opportunities in my search criteria by also looking at wheel weights for other tractor models that will fit my 850. I presume 600 series will fit but does anyone know if 2000 or 4000 series, or 801 series or 8N rear pie wheel weights fit on an 850? I have the standard 28x10 rims and centers on the rear, and standard from wheels as well (with 3 rib tires) but the rims and centers are standard as well. Thanks to all again, Larry. P.S. Resto is almost done, just working on a replacement fuel line this week.
 
Ford pie weight sets will "fit" all Ford tractors built between late 1947 and late 1964 as well as some Ford tractors built thereafter.

If you simply advertise for Ford pie weights, knowledgeable owners will respond.

Dean
 

I should not say anything cuzz I am not a wheel weight expert...
They will come : )

I brought a 850 just for the rear wheel weights and put them on my 3000 :) Both standard 28" wheels I think 40lb segments (pies)

Ford wheel weights are a rare bird around here to find a complete set mounted on the tractor was a fast sale for me... I had ran across them on a tractor but the wheel weights did not go with the tractor and they wanted more for the weights than I would put in a set...

I don't need them anymore I don't think I would sale them tho...
 
That 8 on 6" lug pattern will fit from 8Ns through the Hundreds and 1962-64 2000/4000s and all derivitives of those.
They will also fit the 65-81 2000/3000/2600/3600 and all derivitives. They will even fit the 2810 and a couple of others built into the mid 1980s.
Some weights were made to bolt to the 6 loop 28" rims. Those will fit from about 1940 till even today on some models. I saw a modern Belarus recently that had 6 loop 28s on it.
I have a set of weights for 6 loop 28" rims that I bought for my 2N. I still run them today on my 3600 rear wheels.
 
The Ferguson TE and TO models with 28" rims also will fit the Ford Pie Weights.


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Thanks ALL. That was exactly the info I needed. Ford wheel weights are a bit scarce here in Maine too. Do not want to go with loaded tires, I just had to replace one of the rims on my 850, and had to do repairs on my 2N rim, all corroded as usual at the valve stem area from previous owners CaCl, so I just want wheel weights so that a future owner of my tractors does not need to go through what I have. Thanks again, Larry.
 
Larry-
Before wheel pie weights, the N's were designed to use Ca Chl for wheel weight ballast. It was the 600/800 that introduced the pie weights. There is a more modern substitute for liquid ballast these days called RIM GUARD, or, beet juice for short because it's made from sugar beets. It is non-corrosive and works great. I have used it since the mid-1990's and never had problems. With pie weights it was advised to not use the HD set (45#) of segments on the 600 as axle restrictions could cause damage. However I have seen N's with pie weights and the beauty of pie weights is you can add as many or as less as you want. many fellas use 4 or 6. I prefer the Rim Guard so I don't have to muck around with the pie weights taking off and putting on.

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