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Old 02-08-2012, 07:23 PM
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I found some weights at the mower junk yard , and the guy wanted 100.00 for 2 40lb wheel weights. ( not cub but would fit it)
3 years ago I made 2 25lb weights ( red ones in the pic) that seemed to be enough for pushing snow around here. but I dont think its enough for pulling a plow. and sence I still have the plate, I cut out some more. I now can put 95 lbs inside each wheel.

Ill start cutting out the suitcase weights tomorrow. need to make a bracket too.


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Nice weights!
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thanks. they still need some grinding.

I welded 3 plates together to get 30.4 lbs and 4 plates welded came to 40.3 lbs. and the red top plate is 24.7 lbs

I use the wifes bathroom scale to check them. I dont know if it right or not , the wife told me it lies and must be broken.
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test fit. I can get all 3 weights bolted together off the 582. but can only get the 2 on the wheel. I can almost get the 3rd weight on but one hole is off almost 1/2 a hole.

Im going to drill the 3 holes a little bigger and weld shut and redrill the 4th hole.
other then that, I think they will work out fine. and the fit inside the wheel is good.



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