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TEA 20 Rear Weight

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Janne Riikonen

03-04-2003 06:17:08




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Hi!
I'm about to cast a concrete rear weight for my -49 TEA20. I'm trying to make a replica of the original(?) weight I have seen in the pictures. Does anyone know the correct weight (preferably in kilograms) of the concrete block? Also the dimensions of the block would help me in casting the item.




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James, UK

03-04-2003 07:54:56




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 Re: TEA 20 Rear Weight in reply to Janne Riikonen, 03-04-2003 06:17:08  
The approximate density of concrete is 2200 kg per cubic metre.

If your photos are any good, use a length on the photo to compare to your tractor - to get the scale. Then measure the block width, height, and if possible length on the photo.

Then use your scale figure to get an approximate volume, and approximate sizes. You will also then be able to calculate the weight.

The lower link arms should be between 66cm and 70cm apart at the extreme ends when linked to a normal implement, and probably also your concrete weight - this may help you work out this dimension on the block if you cannot see it easily.

HTH

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Jim

03-04-2003 07:10:19




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 Re: TEA 20 Rear Weight in reply to Janne Riikonen, 03-04-2003 06:17:08  
To get Kg from Lb's devide by 2.2.

i.e. 22 Lbs is 10Kg.

All the help I can Provide



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