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Super 55 wheel weights

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Owen Springer

08-20-2003 13:53:05




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Purchased a Super 55 last month. Having difficulty installing the rear wheel weights. Do they go on the outside (convex side) or the inside (concave)? How do I know if I have the right weights? '57' is stamped on these and the inside diameter is 10".

Any help would be greatly appreciated.




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Super 55

08-21-2003 11:16:17




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 Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Owen Springer, 08-20-2003 13:53:05  
I was just looking in my parts book and have the following part numbers if that helps. Although it doesn't specify rim size.

1E 1235, rear wheel weight
1H 1245 A, front wheel weight
100 048 A, rear wheel weight for power adjust

In the shop manual it has another weight listed for the power adjust, 101 318 A



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Susan Springer

08-22-2003 08:02:29




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 Re: Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Super 55, 08-21-2003 11:16:17  
The tractor has 26" rims. The weight stamps read 0-57 A WN. I took a Poloroid of one of the weights in case any of you could take a look at it and offer an opinion. It seems like the opening needs to be about 1 5/8" bigger. On the outside of the rim, the weight balances just outside the hub bolts and leaves a large gap between the weight and rim. Maybe they go on the inside?



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J. Schwiebert

08-22-2003 19:32:29




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 Re: Re: Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Susan Springer, 08-22-2003 08:02:29  
The inside and outside set are different for power shift wheels. I think I have a set for non power-shift wheels. I will try to look Sunday. There should be numbers cast in the weight. That number you have is not an Oliver part number.



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Super 55

08-22-2003 09:20:35




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 Re: Re: Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Susan Springer, 08-22-2003 08:02:29  
That doesn't look like an Oliver part number, but maybe someone else on the board might know for sure. I don't have a photo of what the weight should look like in the parts book, it just has the part listed. I wouldn't know what it should look like, but again maybe someone on the board can post one up for you.

Try the link below, Chris Losey on the board has a lot of literature on Oliver equipment. Just go to the forum Everything Oliver.

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J. Schwiebert

08-20-2003 18:25:47




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 Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Owen Springer, 08-20-2003 13:53:05  
Larry is kind of right. The power adjust wheels take different weights for 26 & 28 inch . The weights are also different if you have a primary set and then want to add weights(a second or third set.)So see if you can find a casting number and then tell us what kind of wheels you have. The weights for the non power shift are also different than the power shift ones, but tire size does not make a difference on them.
Casting numbers will be either 1E something or a 6 digit number 100XXXA

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ShepFL

08-20-2003 17:42:36




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 Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Owen Springer, 08-20-2003 13:53:05  
While I can't offer any assistance I am jealous!! I have been trying to get some weights for my 550 for quite some time.

I have chased a few at on-line sales and still lost out. I will just continue being patient. I am looking fwd. to Larry's response because I was unaware of the differences. I will watch out for this going fwd.



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Owen Springer

08-20-2003 17:49:52




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 Re: Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to ShepFL, 08-20-2003 17:42:36  
Shep -

Another day like I had today and you might be in luck! Can't imagine what the shipping cost might be.

Have been after another Super 55 that has been parked out in a field for years. It has a bucket, wheel weights (installed), pto, and remote. Just sitting there getting rusty. Ran when they parked it.

Owen



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Larry from MD

08-20-2003 15:51:56




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 Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Owen Springer, 08-20-2003 13:53:05  
This can be a little confuseing.Each of the differant size rear wheels 24",26",28" had a differant rear weight.So you can have a weight off a S55 but it wont fit good on your tractor.The weights can be put on either side if they are correct.I have a table with all the tractors and weights on them,but thats not here right now.If you have 28" i can look at mine tomarrow.



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Owen Springer

08-20-2003 17:09:03




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 Re: Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Larry from MD, 08-20-2003 15:51:56  
Larry -

Thank you very much! Spent a frustrating morning trying to install them. The tractor is at my father in laws (he was 'helping'). I will measure the wheels tomorrow and post again.

Owen



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Larry from MD

08-21-2003 09:24:17




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 Re: Re: Re: Super 55 wheel weights in reply to Owen Springer, 08-20-2003 17:09:03  
The table i found lists 1e-1235 as the wheel weight for regular wheels 28" for the S55 and they weigh 220 pounds a pair.It lists 100-048-A for power adjust wheels,170 pounds a pair.It says no base weight needed.You can add 3 weights per wheel.24" wheels don't show up.



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