PineRidge
Super Member
Let me throw another mix into the brew:
At certain wet times of the season those with filled tires may not always be able to get on the turf without badly marking it. It is very easy however to unbolt the wheel weights and leave the weight behind to get on with the chores at hand.
Plus I have seen all kinds of pictures posted here at the tractorbynet site with corrosion damage done to rims that have used fluids in the tires. Cast iron adds no corrosive value to the rim itself.
Still some mighty good reasons for choosing wheel weights over fluids if you ask me. This is just my two cents worth mind you.
At certain wet times of the season those with filled tires may not always be able to get on the turf without badly marking it. It is very easy however to unbolt the wheel weights and leave the weight behind to get on with the chores at hand.
Plus I have seen all kinds of pictures posted here at the tractorbynet site with corrosion damage done to rims that have used fluids in the tires. Cast iron adds no corrosive value to the rim itself.
Still some mighty good reasons for choosing wheel weights over fluids if you ask me. This is just my two cents worth mind you.