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Aaron

10-19-2002 09:59:21




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I am just wondering if there is a difference between the standard wheel weights and the row crop. If anyone knows please tell me and also if you had pics, for sale, or any other helpful information on the weights for a standard would be greatly appreciated.




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Tony M

10-20-2002 17:38:47




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 Re: 620 standard weights in reply to Aaron, 10-19-2002 09:59:21  
The first weight bolted to the wheel, or starter weight, on a standard tractor with 30" rear tires has to be the smaller diameter 113lb weight, then the regular row crop type 150lb weights can be bolted to it. The larger weight will hit the lugs if it is bolted on first, so you have to use the smaller one first. If it has 26" rear tires, you'll have to use all smaller weights. I have the numbers of both wieghts, and some I could take pictures of for you, but sorry I don't have any for sale.

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Aaron

10-21-2002 06:29:04




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 Re: Re: 620 standard weights in reply to Tony M, 10-20-2002 17:38:47  
Thanks Tony,
Yes that would be greatly appreciated to have the numbers of the weights. I have fluid in the tires now and would like to get the fluid out so the rims are not damaged but also need the weight. If you could get me the numbers and possibly pics I would be very thankful. Aaron



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Tony M

10-21-2002 17:03:38




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 Re: Re: Re: 620 standard weights in reply to Aaron, 10-21-2002 06:29:04  
Aaron, email me at [email protected] and I'll get you some more info if you want. The number for the small starter weight is F1592R, and weighs 118lbs. The larger weight is the very common A3404R, which weighs 150lbs. Hope that helped. I have pictures if you email.
Tony



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