never owned a tractor before but now have a 1635 and i added a ballast box with 500lbs but was thinking about adding wheel weights too , can't seem to find any that says they fit a 1635 , i bet there are a number of them or a site that has them. just use it for our road maintenance and if we get a big snow i can't plow out of thats only happened a couple times in 25 years . our road is about 15-17degrees mountain property , haven't had any problem when it's dry now with the ballast box helped a lot . but are wheel spacers worth the effort also . thanks
wheel weights
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Welcome to the forum and congrats on getting a tractor.
Myself, I'd avoid wheel weights and just get your rear tires filled with liquid ballast. You're in Colorado so go with something that can tolerate the cold. I'd suggest Rim Guard.
www.rimguardsolutions.com
Myself, I'd avoid wheel weights and just get your rear tires filled with liquid ballast. You're in Colorado so go with something that can tolerate the cold. I'd suggest Rim Guard.
Rim Guard - The Original Liquid Tire Ballast
Rim Guard is a liquid tire ballast that maximizes pulling power, improves lifting performance, and reduces the risk of tipping.
www.rimguardsolutions.com
thanks i'll look into thatWelcome to the forum and congrats on getting a tractor.
Myself, I'd avoid wheel weights and just get your rear tires filled with liquid ballast. You're in Colorado so go with something that can tolerate the cold. I'd suggest Rim Guard.
Rim Guard - The Original Liquid Tire Ballast
Rim Guard is a liquid tire ballast that maximizes pulling power, improves lifting performance, and reduces the risk of tipping.