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kcm.MN · Mar 20, 2023

caterpillar guy · Mar 20, 2023

That tote is light or he has anawful lot of air in those front tires. NO squash in them and most of those totes run in the 2000 LBS range. Lot of weight for the front end. Also don't look like the whole tote will fit in the seed spreader to me. Shutting of the bottom hole does not always work well.

showcrop · Mar 20, 2023

(quoted from post at 03:07:17 03/20/23) That tote is light or he has anawful lot of air in those front tires. NO squash in them and most of those totes run in the 2000 LBS range. Lot of weight for the front end. Also don't look like the whole tote will fit in the seed spreader to me. Shutting of the bottom hole does not always work well.

The physical dimensions of that bag are a lot smaller than a regular ton bag. It must be something used in Europe. It would be handy for filling a three point spreader since as Cat guy says it is difficult to shut them off.

flying belgian · Mar 20, 2023

Why would you want front wheel weights on
a two wheel drive loader tractor?

Richard G. · Mar 20, 2023

My 51 Case Vac has front wheel weights.
Helps keep the front on the ground when picking up the heavy disc on the Eagle Hitch.

MARK ROBKE · Mar 20, 2023

I always left my front weights on when I put my loader on. I took the loader on and off as when I needed, and I needed the weights on my hillsides, where I did not want the loader. It was less work to remove the loader than weights. Mark.

Brian G. NY · Mar 21, 2023

(quoted from post at 11:07:17 03/20/23) . NO squash in them

If you zoom in you'll see "squash"!

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