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Old 08-06-2013, 04:49 PM
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Default What we have here is wheel weights.
Hello all.

I recently had some wheel weights sand blasted and powder coated. One set red for my 782 and one set yellow for my 2072.

I got some new carriage bolts and put them on today. I used 1/2x6 on the 782 and 1/2x8 on the 2072.

I have another set of weights that need to get done now too as my 1000 feels left out.

Heck I even got my truck cleaned up today too.

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Great looking set of weights
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Nice fleet of Cubs and sharp truck!
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nice truck, tractors, and wheel weights
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Me likey all I see. The weights, cubs AND truck. Very nice.
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Dang those shine!
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Weights look great!
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Weights look great!
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Those weights look great Bsmith
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Old 08-07-2013, 08:38 AM
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Thanks for all the comments guys.

I am pleased with the way the weights turned out.

I have a set that is just painted on my 109, but the paint seems to chip off real easy on the weights. I figured I would give the powder a try on these and see how they hold up.
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