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C. Weight Packages
Adding a front or rear weight package to a tractor affects the weight distribution per axle as well as the total
tractor weight. In addition, the actual weight effect applied to the axle is amplified by the distance the weight is
hung away from the axle center line.
The following chart shows the gross weight of each weight kit and the net
result of adding the kit on the front and rear axle.
Total Weight of Kit
kg (lbs.)
Effect on Front Axle
kg (lbs.)
Effect on Rear Axle
kg (lbs.)
Front Weight Kit
130 kg (397 lbs.) bracket
40 x 30 kg (67 lbs.) weights
1396 (3077)
Adds
2387 (5262)
Removes
991 (2185)
Upper Rear Weight Kit
342 kg (360 lbs.) bracket
40 x 30 kg (67 lbs.) weights
1379 (3040)
Adds
303 (669)
Adds
1075 (2371)
Rear Weight Kit
98 kg (222 lbs.) bracket
42 x 30 kg (67 lbs.) weights
1377 (3036)
Removes
220 (486)
Adds
1598 (3522)
Total effect of putting a
complete Front, Upper Rear and
Rear Weight Kit on the Tractor
4152 (9153)
Adds
2470 (5445)
Adds
1682 (3708)
Multiply every pound of weight added to the front weight kit by 1.71 and add this figure to the front axle.
Multiply every pound of weight added to the front weight kit by 0.71 and subtract this figure from the rear axle
weight. The total effect on the tractor should be the sum of the front rear and should equal the weight added.
Multiply every pound of weight added to the upper rear weight kit by 0.78 and add this figure to the rear axle.
Multiply every pound of weight added to the upper rear weight kit by 0.22 and add this figure from the front
axle weight. The total effect on the tractor should be the sum of the front effect less the rear effect and should
equal the weight added.
Multiply every pound of weight added to the rear weight kit by 1.16 and add this figure to the rear axle. Multiply
every pound of weight added to the auxiliary rear weight kit by 0.16 and subtract this figure from the front axle
weight. The total effect on the tractor should be the sum of the front effect less the rear effect and should equal
the weight added.
Section 6 - Specifications
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