Johndeere3720
Padawan Tractor Learner, Advertiser
- Joined
- Mar 14, 2009
- Messages
- 3,965
- Location
- NW Oregon
- Tractor
- Bobcat T62, MT55, E42R, E10, John Deere 4100
About a week ago, I noticed that when I tried to lift heavy pallets of masonry rock and gravel, the 3720 with 300X loader would tip over. I had recently purchased a new rear grader blade form Montana Tractor in Beaverton. (great people there with great service.) I was driving around the barn to the small covered area with skidsteer attachments and masonry materials and tools.
When we got the new skidsteer, it came with rear weights but because of the tracks, a mounting bracket was N/A. So the weigths were just sitting by the skidsteer auger. I put all 8 40 pound weights on the blade and drove over to the shop. We tied wire on the holes to angle the blade to the weight handels. Since then, the tractor can lift hundreds of pounds more than what it used to. So if you need weight on the back of your tractor and own a grader blade and weights, this is an ideal solution.
When we got the new skidsteer, it came with rear weights but because of the tracks, a mounting bracket was N/A. So the weigths were just sitting by the skidsteer auger. I put all 8 40 pound weights on the blade and drove over to the shop. We tied wire on the holes to angle the blade to the weight handels. Since then, the tractor can lift hundreds of pounds more than what it used to. So if you need weight on the back of your tractor and own a grader blade and weights, this is an ideal solution.
