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I am planning to put wheel weight on the inside of rim which needs to clear the hub end. 4 or 5 bolt patter for attachment of wheel is not important though.
It will clear.
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Let me be more specific. It will clear the wheel HUB. I don't know about the axle tube and fenders. You may have to put them on the outside of the wheel.
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To add weight you do not add it to the wheels,you get a rear weight bracket from cub cadet.
Or add fluid to the tires.The stiener weights will not fit on the rim.
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The wheel weight is for 12" rims. The bolt pattern appears to be identical to GT2000. I am still not sure if hub diameter is too large to mount weight on inside of rim. You say it will not fit? Any first hand knowledge of this? I don't want extra weight in the form of suitcase weights. Looking to keep tractor planted on some hills in yard. I have thought of liquid ballast, but I fear leaks and rim rust. I have read a lot on this topic, and I read if rim is covered with liquid rust cannot occur. I was leaning towards RV antifreeze on sale now at Lowes or getting this type of wheel weight and mounting it on inside of rim.
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Believe me they will not fit.
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If Lew says they won't fit they won't fit. Lew has the market cornered on wheel weights. Pretty sure he has the largest collection of Cub wheel weights in the country. Something like 50 tons worth. LOL
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I also default to Lew. He would know!!
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If you just pop the bead of each tire you can add that much weight for a couple of bucks and not have to worry about spacers or rim dimensions or lug patterns.
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