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Re: Super M - Weight of tractor
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Posted by The Dukester on July 14, 2003 at 19:53:34 from (65.89.19.158):
In Reply to: Super M - Weight of tractor posted by Steve Sandow on July 14, 2003 at 16:28:49:
My brother found a car hauler type trailer we can get our Farmall M loaded on with out dishing one of the rear wheels in. You gotta be kinda careful loading and remove one of the fenders on the trailer, but the fenders are aluminum, pretty light, and you only have two bolts to remove and pop out the clearance lights. The problem with your tractor is that with the tires loaded it's gotta weigh well over 6000 lbs, the tractor weighs about 5150 with standard equipment and no additional weights of any kind. That's too heavy for a trailer like ours. Our M weighs about 5500 with one set of weights and no tire loading. The trailer hauls it just fine and the tongue weight is just right with the tractor backed on and the rear wheels just far enough ahead of the fenders to let you be able to remove and replace them. Farmall M types most always had their wheels dished out when they were used for various farming jobs--but not always. A lot of puller like to have the wheels dished in for a lot of reasons--easier to "throw weights", tractor doesn't side pull so bad on bad tracks, and it makes a more compact thing to load. We didn't want our M to be, or look like a puller so having the wheels dished out was important for us. Oh, almost forgot, our trailer is a PJ made by Seminole Industries.
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