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Epic Contributor
- Joined
- May 27, 2006
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- Tractor
- Kubota M9540, Ford 3910FWD, Ford 555A, JD2210
Brian, out of curiosity, I'll run the pressure test on my fronts which are not filled. Curious to see the percentage of pressure increase.
I say do what makes you feel good. Adding weight obviously adds traction in every situation. The point is whether it's necessary or not. I see no or minimal gain in FEL work to fill the fronts. With the FEL removed, I see a gain. I too remove my FEL often. I add suitcase weights for front ballast then if needed. Within a couple minutes I can get the gain of added traction when the FEL is removed, and not carry that unnecessary weight when the FEL is installed.
I say do what makes you feel good. Adding weight obviously adds traction in every situation. The point is whether it's necessary or not. I see no or minimal gain in FEL work to fill the fronts. With the FEL removed, I see a gain. I too remove my FEL often. I add suitcase weights for front ballast then if needed. Within a couple minutes I can get the gain of added traction when the FEL is removed, and not carry that unnecessary weight when the FEL is installed.