Posted by Billy NY on December 31, 2007 at 13:30:02 from (205.188.117.74):
In Reply to: Nope, Won't Go posted by Allan In NE on December 31, 2007 at 08:05:58:
You need one of these do dad's:
Was told on the ford board that it was from an old WWII ford aircraft tug, used for ballast, one solid piece of cast iron. I remember it in the back at our ford dealership when I was a kid, it ended up at our farm, where it sat for 30 years or so, I had the same problem when I tried using the 850 in snow, so remembering where it was in the weeds, neighbors did not help themselves to it like they did everything else, probably too heavy to pick for scrap. Now it goes on in the fall and off in the spring, really makes a big difference on traction, I've not had to use chains, tires are loaded too. I honestly would sell the tractor first, this is one handy compact counterweight, not so cumbersome like a 55 gal drum of concrete, and I've often wonder what it weighed, 1000 lbs ???? Sure looks built for the purpose with that multi hole drawbar thru-bolted to it, often thought of having some cast, to sell, shipping costs would be interesting to say the least.
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