My first project

[Hookblock]

These are some pictures of the first project for my tractor, adding some counter weight to my 4310. One scrap bridge bearing pad 2.25" by 24" by 41" = about 625#. Some scrap angle, rod, and 2x4's. Cost about 10.00 for primer and paint.

 

[JB4310]

Should be all the weight you need, is it for plowing or loader work?

 

[mjncad]

Nice and compact, I like it!

 

[3RRL]

These are some pictures of the first project for my tractor, adding some counter weight to my 4310. One scrap bridge bearing pad 2.25" by 24" by 41" = about 625#. Some scrap angle, rod, and 2x4's. Cost about 10.00 for primer and paint.

Ooh, that is awesome. Great idea!

 

[beersngars]

Makes for a heck of a rear bumper..

 

[JC-jetro]

Looks great.. the only concern I have if you have to drop the rear weight off anywhere but perfectly flat... is it tippy? How stable is it if you bump in to it a bit hard?

JC,

 

[Hookblock]

Thanks for the feed back, It was a fun project to work on.

JB4310 Should be all the weight you need, is it for plowing or loader work?

Its for plowing,loader,forks,traction,and...........

JC-jetro Looks great.. the only concern I have if you have to drop the rear weight off anywhere but perfectly flat... is it tippy? How stable is it if you bump in to it a bit hard?

JC,

I was concerned about it tipping also, but it has been very forgiving. The only flat spot is the garage floor, and the drive way. So I have gotten faster at the unlevel hook up when I need to. With the I match I can use the top center hook to catch the top of the weight, and move it to a better spot.

 

[JC-jetro]

With the I match I can use the top center hook to catch the top of the weight, and move it to a better spot.

Good point Again great job. I guess your implement will outlast your tractor

Jc,

 

[mjncad]

With the I match I can use the top center hook to catch the top of the weight, and move it to a better spot.

Put it on a furniture dolly, which is what I did with my ballast box. Makes life so much easier.