Bought rear wheel weights last week. The seller was half my age and just picked them up and put them in my van. When I got home I realized I wasn't going to be able to pick them up so had to figure out how to get them out of the van and on the Cub by myself.(safely)
I lined up my hand truck, blocked the wheels and slid one weight down the handles of the hand truck.
Here it is after sliding down.
I brought it over to the Cub and placed two 2x10s about 4 ft long on the rim forming a V. I rested the hand truck on top of the V with the handles blocked up for stability.
The weight easily slid up the handles of the hand truck to the V where I just stood the weight up.
The height was perfect and with a little jiggling of the weight to line up the holes the bolt slipped right through. Secured one to hold in place then put all 4 on with lock washers.
This really couldn't have gone any smoother. Hope this helps someone else!
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Installed wheel weights-Wow! That was easy!
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Installed wheel weights-Wow! That was easy!
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1972 Cub
Ariens GT16
Mahindra 2615
1972 Cub
Ariens GT16
Mahindra 2615
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