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DC and LA weigh the same???

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Duane

10-18-2003 21:14:07




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The book I'm reading, "Antique Tractor Guide" by Hot Line said a DC weighs 7010lbs and the LA weighs 7350lbs.?????
I have my DC4 and LA parked next to each other and I see a lot of difference in size.
One of these can't be right. Is the LA more than this weight or is the DC lighter than what this book said?????




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Steve-IA

10-19-2003 11:30:56




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 Re: DC and LA weigh the same??? in reply to Duane, 10-18-2003 21:14:07  
Duane,
The owners manual says a stock LA w/15-30 tires is 6654 lbs. Mine weighs 8100. (my tires have lead in them). It's 6516 lbs if you have 14-30 tires.
Steve



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caseman-d

10-19-2003 09:24:58




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 Re: DC and LA weigh the same??? in reply to Duane, 10-18-2003 21:14:07  
Neb test 340 had the DC weigh in at 7010. DC with standard equipment weighs in at around 4650. Thats est. shipping weight.
caseman-d



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dctom

10-19-2003 05:17:48




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 Re: DC and LA weigh the same??? in reply to Duane, 10-18-2003 21:14:07  
duane: dc' weigh about 5200 so the book is wrong dctom



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Don Rudolph

10-19-2003 17:02:11




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 Re: Re: DC and LA weigh the same??? in reply to dctom, 10-19-2003 05:17:48  
The answer is: it all depends!!! A late model DC with Eagle hitch, dual hydraulics and extended front end with solution in the tires could go 7500. An early model LA with 14-30 rear tires with no hydraulics could go 7000 with no solution in the tires. It all depends on the options and weight added. We pull an early DC in 5250 stock class at the local pull. Hope this helps.



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Chris Davis

10-20-2003 19:56:15




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 Re: Re: Re: DC and LA weigh the same??? in reply to Don Rudolph, 10-19-2003 17:02:11  
I have a dc with eagle hitch and fluid in the tires and all the hydrolics and the extended frontend and when i pull it at tractor pulls i have to pull in the 7000lb class and i weight about 240lbs



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