Wheel Weight Help

[Ed Kennell 47,280]

Any idea what tractor these were made for?                        S6W-01           

 

 

 

[Handy Don 17,471]

LOL, I’m seeing 10-M95

[ri702bill 13,023]

Nope, but when I go to purchase weights of dubious origin, I drag a spare rim along. Drop it in & decide from there....

[Ed Kennell 47,280]

11 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

LOL, I’m seeing 10-M95

 

You realize I'm left handed and right eyed.       So, maybe for a 10" wheel.

[lynnmor 9,038]

1 minute ago, Ed Kennell said:

 

You realize I'm left handed and right eyed.       So, maybe for a 10" wheel.

Looks like your left handed tape measure starts at 1/2"  

[rjg854 13,343]

2 hours ago, Ed Kennell said:

Any idea what tractor these were made for?                        S6W-01           

 

 

 

I have no idea, but they look like good weights for backside of the rims if they fit over the hubs.

[953 nut 69,219]

                 According to AI they are The S6W cast-iron part number typically designates vintage rear wheel weights made for Simplicity and Allis-Chalmers garden tractors (often stamped as S6W-C1 or similar foundry markings), usually weighing around 25 to 35 pounds per side depending on the specific model year and rim size.

[Handy Don 17,471]

1 hour ago, 953 nut said:

                 According to AI they are The S6W cast-iron part number typically designates vintage rear wheel weights made for Simplicity and Allis-Chalmers garden tractors (often stamped as S6W-C1 or similar foundry markings), usually weighing around 25 to 35 pounds per side depending on the specific model year and rim size.

Score this round for AI

[gwest_ca-(File Mod) 12,485]

Though they may be Simplicity here is why. The raised lip around the inside hole fits into a groove in the back of the next weight to keep them aligned when stacked. The only ones I have ever seen do that.