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Re: Concrete wheel weight idea.
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Posted by MN Bob on September 27, 2005 at 06:36:03 from (24.179.182.231):
In Reply to: Concrete wheel weight idea. posted by 300Randy on September 26, 2005 at 13:54:52:
Lots of good answers, I think you are worried about releasing the form after it is cured? If you use wood you dont need to worry. If you weld up a metal form that can be clamped togather, front and sides one section, rear left in place with small rods welded on to stick into cement/concrete for re-envorcment you should not have problem either. If you can find a strong platic barrel or bucket the right size around, it might work great. Be sure to vibrate or use a hammer to pound on the form to prevent voids as you fill. calcium chloride as suggested works great, but rusting wheels are the down side.
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