Zebrafive
Super Member
Crap! I was hoping you guys would say that bracket was easy to put on and cheap. Oh silly me.
So what is up with this bracket?
4001 Tractor Weight Bracket
or this one...
4005-1 Tractor Weight Bracket
or the ones from these guys
Lonestar Wheel Weights
First one looks like it would be easy to install. Top two bolt holes are key holed, so you install two bolts on the tractor, hang the weight and install bottom bolts and tighten all four bolts. Weight is less than JD 90KG (198lbs), so likely cast with more voids then JD. I think the "knob" on the bottom takes the place of the pin JD uses with suitcase weights.
Second one looks like a copy of the 110KG (220lbs) JD weight. I can't tell from the picture if the top bolt holes are key holes or not. Or if it has the "knob" cast at the bottom. Weight is less than JD, so it to must have more voids.
Third looks like it is fabricated from steel, not cast iron. So weight is much lower. With the lower weight it should be easy to bolt on.
With all the tractor models listed for the first and second one, it leads me to believe these tractors have the same bolt pattern.
My tractor (JD6415) came with the 90KG (198lbs) front weight. I bought some JD suitcase weights used, they were a package deal, so I got a 110KG (220lbs) front weight, the pin, 8 suitcase weights and hardware for the suitcase weights. I do not remember if it had the four bolts to install the front weight on the tractor. If you need pictures LMK
Main reason these are not cheap to buy is they are heavy and must be shipped via freight. It does say if you also buy at least 1000lbs of suitcase weights, first and second one ship free.
I would sell either the 90KG or 110KG JD front weight for $200 plus shipping or picked up. Both are factory JD weights.