Posted by RedMF40 on April 26, 2018 at 07:05:28 from (96.255.217.114):
In Reply to: Traction posted by Olliejunkie on April 25, 2018 at 17:42:54:
I use a 55 gal barrel, full of gravel , hanging from my 3 point, with a chain to keep it from creeping down. That is on my 335 Moline. On my WD45 with loader, I hook a 8' 3 pt disc on the back, but you have to remember it is there, to keep from hooking a fence at times.
I do the same. Massey F-40 with FEL. It is hilly where I live, can't get a good grip when front end is too heavy. I bought a carry-all at TSC and put two of those plastic 55 gal drums side by side on it with some finagling to get them not to move around. Plenty of traction with both of them filled. Could probably take some of the water out and experiment with lighter weight back there.
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