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plumberbill
 Post subject: bogger/rim total weight
PostPosted: Tue Feb 10, 2009 4:05 pm 
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i weighed my 16/35-15 cut boggers on 15x12 weld alumunim rims with 1/2 inch aluminum adapters and tubes, total weight is 90lbs just wonder where others are weighing in at.

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holy hell. the vtreads with beadlocks and adapters are around 30 pounds.

o cut firestones/15x14 weld alum beadlock/3/8th's alum adapters. no tubes.

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Kyle wrote:
holy hell. the vtreads with beadlocks and adapters are around 30 pounds.

o cut firestones/15x14 weld alum beadlock/3/8th's alum adapters. no tubes.


How are you getting 30lbs?

The rims weigh around 15lbs
The 8ply uncut firestones weigh 68lbs
I would think the adaptor with the studs weighs around 5lbs
That totals around 88lbs

Maybe I don’t understand 0 cut firestones. Does that mean they are uncut? Or are they totally cut 4plys?

Bill I weighed mine and they are 76lbs. I will double check them again to make sure that is correct.
35x14.5x15 boggers/ 15x14 beadlocks/ 1" adaptors with bolts.
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hillaholic wrote:
Kyle wrote:
holy hell. the vtreads with beadlocks and adapters are around 30 pounds.

o cut firestones/15x14 weld alum beadlock/3/8th's alum adapters. no tubes.


How are you getting 30lbs?


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PostPosted: Tue Feb 10, 2009 8:44 pm 
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rim is 12,adapters 3, cord cut 4ply around 16-17

31 32 sorry :)

you can easily pick my tire up with one hand. thats why i am scared of heavy boggers. carbon rims are 8 lbs :)

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jager bad!!

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I do not know what my wheels and tires weigh, but I do know that they run damn good on them hills!! :lol: :lol:

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i guess 90lbs isn't to bad. according to the book the 16/35-15LT is 85lbs brand new.
the 35x14.50-15LT weighs in at 74lbs brand new

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Kyle wrote:
rim is 12,adapters 3, cord cut 4ply around 16-17

31 32 sorry :)

you can easily pick my tire up with one hand. thats why i am scared of heavy boggers. carbon rims are 8 lbs :)


Dude bring 1 of them up so I can weigh it,,,I think your off by bout 10-15 lbs lol damn smoke in your eyes again :shock:
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we weighed them at scotts :P

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Fresh cut 16x35-15 boggers on steel wheels weigh right around 97# according to my bathroom/ shop scales. I didn't take as much rubber off as some folks do, only about 15# per tire.

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get a weld alum wheel on there and drop ya 20-25 pounds per wheel

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I just weighed my 35x14.5x15 Boggers with Duralight beadlock wheels, 1" adaptors, and tube. Total weight 74.5lbs each
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Bradley, did you read the operating instruction carefully before operating???
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JeffClay wrote:
Bradley, did you read the operating instruction carefully before operating???

Lol!

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