8 3/4 Weight
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Richie
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Maybe go on ebay find one for sale and ask the seller he might know. Thats about the only find out right now thing I can think of.
It depends on what gears are in them. I figure they must be at least 100lbs
I used my 4.10's, 4.56's and my 5.13's last night to do the rear seat covers
for my Dart. (don't ask!!!). So I know they weigh alot!!!
I used my 4.10's, 4.56's and my 5.13's last night to do the rear seat covers
for my Dart. (don't ask!!!). So I know they weigh alot!!!
Well, lets see, when I drag them over, out from under the shelf, freakin heavy. On my back putting it on 1 handed, ouch heavy. Hard as heck to pick up on your back. 2 hands for that.
100 lbs or better i think.
100 lbs or better i think.
briankaplan
greenduster
I had a 8 3/4 shipped to me not long ago. It was about 85 lbs. shipped in
a HD cardboard box. Green Duster
a HD cardboard box. Green Duster
sic71dart
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Id say drum to drum its 170-180 lbs. The pumpkin itself is almost 90 lbs, the housings gotta be at least 25 lbs, then you have axles which are another 30-40 lbs or so.Then depending on what brake set up you have theres even more weight.
OldVart
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sic71dart, according to my grunt-o-meter, I think you're calling it pretty close. When I moved mine into the shop last fall, complete with pig, axles, brakes, drums, etc., my grunt-o-meter went off the end of the scale. 
OUCH!
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