KennK
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If I have a JD ballast box filled with cement and try lifting it with a chain attached to the the top link pin ... will it support the weight?
Lifting JD Ballast Box By Top Link Pin
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dcyrilc
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The simple answer is yes.
kennyd
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+1.
But I do have a D-Ring welded to the rear of my BB so I have two points to lift from.
beenthere
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Any weight in that ballast box ?
Could add chain support to the lower lift pins if worried about the top link pin (I wouldn't, but additional support, including a chain wrap around the entire box).
Any weight in that ballast box ?
Could add chain support to the lower lift pins if worried about the top link pin (I wouldn't, but additional support, including a chain wrap around the entire box).
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Nice rig
Nice rig
rekees4300
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Isn't a ballast box suppose to go on the back of the tractor? ... just kidding :thumbsup:
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dcyrilc
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Not always....
Sometimes.....
What I want to know is, if you needed that much front weight...
...WHAT did you have on the back?:laughing:
