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    Posted: 13 Feb 2012 at 9:50pm
Does anyone offer the rear wheel weight bolt for the pie weights on a D17IV,170-175? I need a set. Thanks Tracy Martin
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I got mine at the Massey dealer had all sizes.
 
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I have made them from carraige bolts available at most farm supply stores. Drill a 1/8" hole thru the bolt just below the square shoulder for a cotter pin. I think the D15/D17 use a 3/4" dia bolt.
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Agco dealer says 103.85 each. That is just a little too much. Crowman, where is your dealer? Thanks Tracy Martin
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They are just a 3/4" carrage bolt with a 1/8" hole drilled in them for a cotter pin. To hole them in place on the wheel center.
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I wouldn't think they would be a carriage bolt, doesn't seem tough enough. Easy to make if they are though. Tracy Martin
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