john deere 60 wheel weights

Jeffrey101 · Nov 23, 2008

Any one out the have a pic of the wheel weights that would go on the rear end of the 60? , 1954
There is a guy up here that has two sets for sale but we are not sure which set will fit,
Any ideas what the going price is for a set?
Thanks for any help.
jeff

alexm · Nov 23, 2008

i think that A good rule of thumb would be around .80 cents a pound for the weights. get the part number off the weights and check with your local deere dealer. or try JD parts online.

Retro80 · Nov 23, 2008

The weights on my 60 are A3404R. That's what she has on it.

wilamayb · Nov 23, 2008

A3403R are the wieghts you are looking for. There are actually at least three different versions of the weight all with the same part and casting number. The earliest version did not have the "z" pattern in the center of the weight to allow adjustment of rack and pinion axles. These are most often seen on "R" tractor. These will work on your 60 as well, but you may want to put them on the inside of the rear cast centers so they wont hinder your tread adjustment.

The later version with the Z will be easier to deal with since they allow rack and pionon access. They are also more pleasing to the eye in my opionion.

Be sure to obtain the correct bolts for mounting. It will make putting them on much much easier.

Mike Aylward · Nov 23, 2008

The A3404R weights are what you need. There are actually three different variations of this weight. The first one that came out on the R tractor has a "full circle" center hole. The later type that came out on your 60 tractor has an oval center hole, while the later weight has the "z" center hole. While all will physically fit you will want either the oval or "z" hole weight. The age appropriate weight is the oval hole one. Hope this helps. Mike

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