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190 rear wheel weights
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cjarosz View Drop Down
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    Posted: 01 May 2011 at 6:59pm

I'm looking for a set of weights for my 190XT to take the place of the fluid I had pumped out.  I had to change rims since the fluid ruined the originals so I decided to go dry and find weights. Thanks for the help.
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I doubt you are headed to SW MO, but I have a complete set of pie weights for 34" wheels I would sell.  If you have 38"s, I have some donut weights I would part with as well.  
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you can load the tires back with a alcohol based fluid (antifreeze/winter washer solvent)that want rot the rims like the old calcium did, most of those rim problems came from people ghecking air pressure with the valve stem in the wrong posistion (not at the top)and then the valve would let fluid escape and sometimes cause a slow drip leak that would rot out the rims around the valve stem.
 
you will have to bolt many sets of weights per side to replace the weight of that missing fluid,
i like old tractors of all colors
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A 18.4 X38 will hold 900 lbs. fluid. Try Sugar beet juice in tire no need for tubes and will not rust rims. Local dealer in Ontario wants $700.00 to fill with beet juice. Put new 18.4X38 radials on a JD 3140 and wanted to go with dry weight and we had a hard time to find as everybody wants to go with dry weight. No used weights around any more. Does anybody know of some for a JD 3140 with 38" rims? We'll go with beet juice if we can't find dry weights.
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