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deerhunterf350 · 07-14-2006, 05:20 PM

The manual States only use 2 weights per wheel , each weight weighing 107 lbs.

I see that PineRidge has put 3 weights on each wheel. New Holland only wants 2 weights per wheel, to reduce Stress on the Wheel/Axle Bearings.

Question to PineRidge,

Are the 3 weights on each wheel ALL the time?

If so, How long have you run the Weights ?

Have you noticed any problems from the Extra Weight?

I would think that an extra 100 lbs on each wheel , would be a lot less stress than a 900 lb weight bar on the 3PH along with the Weight of the Tractor.

Thanks

07-14-2006, 05:20 PM	#1 (permalink)
deerhunterf350 Silver Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: St. Louis, Mo Posts: 240	NH Wheel Weights . The manual States only use 2 weights per wheel , each weight weighing 107 lbs. I see that PineRidge has put 3 weights on each wheel. New Holland only wants 2 weights per wheel, to reduce Stress on the Wheel/Axle Bearings. Question to PineRidge, Are the 3 weights on each wheel ALL the time? If so, How long have you run the Weights ? Have you noticed any problems from the Extra Weight? I would think that an extra 100 lbs on each wheel , would be a lot less stress than a 900 lb weight bar on the 3PH along with the Weight of the Tractor. Thanks __________________ New Holland TC55DA R1 AGs, 18LA ,HM Toothbar, 2 remotes