John Deere 4520 Wheel weight install

[nebo]

My son has a YouTube channel and has been putting together some cool videos. We decided since I hadn't seen a wheel weight install video online, we would make one. Also want to give an epic shout out to Kirk and Lonestar weights for a great product, price, and complete experience. Most details and info are in the video but would definitely like to put in a great word for Lonestar Weights out of Texas.

Their customer service from the beginning was impeccable and the communications were patient and prompt!

The weights came very well packaged on a tractor trailer. We had him meet us out on the highway about 2 miles from our house and the transfer was a piece of cake.

I added some extra suitcase weights for counter balance on my BB to fill the order to just over 1000# which got shipping very cheap for an amazing total price per pound! I won't have any problem selling my few extra suitcase weights that I won't need, at my cost.

If you don't want to watch the video, or prefer a picture or two or other details, please let me know. I'll add to this thread as needed if I missed any other details.

Also be sure to hit my son up with a like, comment and subscribe on his channel Southern Indiana Outdoors

2012 John Deere 4520 Wheel Weight Install - YouTube

 

[LouNY]

Nice video, I noticed on your rim and weight combo it doesn't look like an issue but on many of the two piece ag rims when you start stacking weights there is usually a cutout that you will line up with the valve stem of the tire so as to have clearance for air chucks and tire gauges.
It seems like most weights come from India any more, I got some a few years ago from Everything Attachments made in India also, we had to use forks to install them at 300# each.

 

[nebo]

Nice video, I noticed on your rim and weight combo it doesn't look like an issue but on many of the two piece ag rims when you start stacking weights there is usually a cutout that you will line up with the valve stem of the tire so as to have clearance for air chucks and tire gauges.
It seems like most weights come from India any more, I got some a few years ago from Everything Attachments made in India also, we had to use forks to install them at 300# each.

Glad you enjoyed his video, and thanks!

I believe we can gauge and fill with air ok with these, and yea the 107#'ers were plenty enough to handle by hand without throwing out a back! 300# would definitely be a bit more of a chore!