There are several styles of weights that will fit your Jubilee, and the price varies depending upon the style.
The most affordable style is probably the N style weights that bolt to the wheel using extended rim mounting bolts. These are crescent shaped cast iron weights in either two or three segments per side and probably weigh around 150 - 200 lbs per side. These can sometimes be found on ebay or Craigslist for $150 - $200 per two wheel set but shipping can be a deal breaker if they are not close enough for you to pick them up yourself.
Ford "pie" weights can also be used on your Jubilee but these are usually considerable more expensive as they are desired by both collectors and pullers. The going rate for a complete set of "light" pie weights, which will total to about 400 lbs per side is usually between $400 - $500. These too can sometimes be found on ebay and Craigslist.
You did not say why you need wheel weights for your Jubilee. Do you have a front end loader or are you using your Jubilee to plow?
In either case, your tires can be filled with liquid ballast, which will add somewhere around 300 - 400 lbs per side, depending upon the type of liquid ballast you choose. Liquid ballast is generally less expensive than cast iron weights but there are potential drawbacks. Post back if you desire additional advice about liquid ballast.
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