Hi ya-all
I am looking for the type and size for the bolts to hold on the rear wheel weights. I thought I had seen them here before but I cannot find them now.
P.S. unless somthing happens I plan on heading to cubfest sat morning. I am going out today to get a new package of tapes for the video camera and a new tripod. And I hope BD can find me a place to plug it in to recharge it as I plane on doing a lot of taping and I only have a 1 hr battery. Looking forward to meeting those that can make it in person.
Billy
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Rear wheel weight bolts
Take care of your equipment and it will take care of you. 1964 cub. Farmall 100 and 130.
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Hey Mac...Be VERY carefull in trying to remove your Cub rear wheel weights . Each one weighs in at 140 lbs !!! It's a very tricky job for one person (unless you've got an engine lift or chain hoist that you can hook a sling up to...BEFORE you start removin' the 4 bolts) Besides Mac...isn't it "wood haulin' time" in Nova Scotia ? You'll need those wheel weights on the Cub to haul in all that firewood so ya can stay "toasty warm" in the Fall & Winter !!!
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Country Elliott: For some reason I already have next winters wood, I got a
buy on some already cut . A friend has a 2 ton chain fall and I could use
the weights on the cub I use in the garden now that I have 3 cubs working.
How would of thought two years ago I didn’t have any and if I don't stop plowing the wife mite see to it that I don't get any more.
buy on some already cut . A friend has a 2 ton chain fall and I could use
the weights on the cub I use in the garden now that I have 3 cubs working.
How would of thought two years ago I didn’t have any and if I don't stop plowing the wife mite see to it that I don't get any more.
Take a little time to play,you don't grow old as fast that way.
Mac
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I was worried about rutting up the yard but at this point I am tired of spinning. I have enought hills that theat right rear gets real light and when this clay is dry it is slippery. I guess if I rut up the yard its time to get that yard roller I've been wanting to buy. Real excited to be going to cubfest leaving in the morning.
Billy
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