Where can you get lead for more weight. I've been thinking about it but im not sure where to find it. Thanks
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hardware store? <BR>
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go to your local tire store and ask them if you can have some of the old lead they use to balance rims
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Wheel weights and sand in small shoebox size tupperware containers. Wrap in duct tape and that should give you around 40-45 pounds. <BR> <BR>Takes a little bit of work but it's cheap.
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k thanks
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go to a Tractor Supply and ask someone there if they know where you can get used tractor weights. they are 100 lbs slabs with handles. i have bought them for less than $5 a piece used. John Deer weights will cost more. Ask for Case/International or Massey Furgusson. New they sell for $100-200 a peice. Sometimes tractor junkyards will give them to you.
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