Ford NAA balance point

MarlinSlayer · Apr 24, 2015

I finally went up to the farm and got my non-running NAA up on the trailer with what turned out to be a defective winch. When I bought the tractor, the previous owner loaded it up on the trailer, and I can't remember where on the trailer it sat. I'm going to transport it tomorrow, and via eyeball, it looks like the centerpoint of weight, looks like it is near the front of the main tires. For now, I have the tractor lined up so that the leading edge of the rear tires is between the axles of the double axle trailer.

How do you load your tractor with reference to the centerpoint between the axles?

Ed of all trades · Apr 25, 2015

That would be very close.

Soundguy · Apr 27, 2015

look at the trailer tounge when it's on the tow vehicle. you want some tounge weight.. but not enough to excessively squat the rear and make the front end aim high.

MarlinSlayer · Apr 27, 2015

Thanks Guys! Got it home now. Now I can put some brakes on that trailer...still surprised anyone makes a double axle trailer without brakes....Mine did fine, and I took it slow...(Towing RV's even with brakes, makes you more aware to anticipate the momentum behind you).

That lineup worked like a champ. I'll take a picture and post it later