No different than any other rear implement, heavier ones, may require the tractor to have sufficient front ballast to balance things. A rear "Carry All" unless very large and fully loaded with green/high moisture fresh cut wood might be a concern, but for a typical carry all, more than likely no concern.
I use a set of universal mount forks set up for a 3 point hitch to carry some heavy logs with my ford new Holland 4630 FWA tractor, and it only has 4 suitcase weights on the front, + the mount which is heavy, it handles this work just fine. A carry all used as you suggest would be no issue.
In reality, this is specific to the tractor you have, how it is set up and what you'll use and carry with the carry all type implement.
Your concerns are valid, one should always consider safety first and when applying weight to the 3 point hitch no matter what it is, and make sure that the tractor is properly ballasted to handle the intended loads.
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