how much do wheel weights weigh?

[jnh92]

I was wanting to add some weight to my JD3320 on the rear so when I use my forks, so I could remove my shredder. I've seen the ballast box, however I was wondering about wheel weights or those suitcase type front weights. Does anyone know how much either the wheel weigths or the front weights weigh?

 

[jenkinsph]

Just look up your tractor on the "Build your own" section at Deere.com you can get prices weight and part numbers in one place.

 

[kennyd]

The front weights are 42 lbs a piece, and cost about $1 per pound. Not sure what the wheel weights way...

But, wheel weights alone will not be enough weight unless your tires are filled. I personally like the ballast box filled with Portland cement, it's a fast (especially with the iMatch QH), compact way to add 1000lbs to the rear of your machine. Your loader manual list specifics on how to ballast your machine properly.

 

[ctlguy]

Your tire style / size will dictate what wheel weights it can accept. If it is the r4 industrial style (15-19.5) they are 55#'s both for starter and add on weight $2.00 / lb is the norm for that particular weight. If it is r1 ag tires (24" wheels) then they are the 110# weights for starter and add on and these will be closer to the $1.00 + / lb.

55# bm17968
110# t19293

 

[jnh92]

thanks for the info!