Re: Tractor Wheel Weights

Posted by Steve From Arkansas on October 05, 2006 at 18:46:05 from (208.180.47.6):

In Reply to: Tractor Wheel Weights posted by Reverend Brian Jenkins on October 05, 2006 at 16:59:50:

Several years ago when my dads biggest tractor was a 2N I was plowing with a 2 bottom plow. Caught a big root from tree that I was no doubt to close to. The little Ford reared up bent the top link into a U before I could clutch it. I'm not sure just having an emplement on the back will prevent a tractor from going over in every case. I'm sure we had a little larger tire than the tractor came out with. Also a heavier top link would have been nice.

Hear in Arkansas I have seen the highway department run a cable from the front of the tractor, I assume it to be attached to the front axil, then it is attached to the drawbar and it hung under the tractor. I understood it was so that if they had to pull each other out of a wet spot, part of the force was place on the front end to keep it down. Has anyone seen this or know why that would not work.

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