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Posted by Dav id B on April 23, 2004 at 19:26:20 from (64.53.41.71):
In Reply to: wheel weights posted by Charles on April 23, 2004 at 18:50:58:
A weight box on the rear end might be a the best way to go till you can find some wheel weights at a decent price. At farm sales I see a great difference in selling price of weights, maybe a set of John Deere sell for 30 dollars for pair at a sale might bring bring 100 for a like pair at the next sale. Be patient and look around. We use to use a barrell filled full of concrete on our loader tractor but it ties up the use of three point. Find out what they offered when new, should be some info in your owners manual, and look around.
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