gordon21
Veteran Member
JD weights are approx $1 per pound if that saves you some money. They have the built in handle at the top and thus the name suitcase weights. $42 for a 42# weight.
Suitcase weights and front end loader
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gordon21
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JD weights are approx $1 per pound if that saves you some money. They have the built in handle at the top and thus the name suitcase weights. $42 for a 42# weight.
Dishpointer
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I just looked at the quote ant my dealer is charging $70 for 55#. Sounds high to me.
Dishpointer
Silver Member
I just looked at the quote ant my dealer is charging $70 for 55#. Sounds high to me.
N80
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I just looked at the quote ant my dealer is charging $70 for 55#. Sounds high to me.)</font>
Me to. Nearly $1.50 per pound. The tractor itself cost less than $3.00 a pound. My rotary cutter was about a buck a pound, my box blade about $1.25. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Me to. Nearly $1.50 per pound. The tractor itself cost less than $3.00 a pound. My rotary cutter was about a buck a pound, my box blade about $1.25. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
N80
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( I just looked at the quote ant my dealer is charging $70 for 55#. Sounds high to me.)</font>
Me to. Nearly $1.50 per pound. The tractor itself cost less than $3.00 a pound. My rotary cutter was about a buck a pound, my box blade about $1.25. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Me to. Nearly $1.50 per pound. The tractor itself cost less than $3.00 a pound. My rotary cutter was about a buck a pound, my box blade about $1.25. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
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Mike_Kanzer
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- Kubota L3830 HST, JD Gator 855D
I paid about 75$ per 55lb weight. That includes a mounting kit which is basically a bolt, nut and some washers to hold it onto the bumper. They also have a hole in them which I put an 8" threaded rod through to help keep them tight together.
They recommended 220lbs for my L3830 with a 5ft brush cutter on back.
They recommended 220lbs for my L3830 with a 5ft brush cutter on back.
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Mike_Kanzer
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- Joined
- Jul 14, 2005
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- Location
- Chester county, PA
- Tractor
- Kubota L3830 HST, JD Gator 855D
I paid about 75$ per 55lb weight. That includes a mounting kit which is basically a bolt, nut and some washers to hold it onto the bumper. They also have a hole in them which I put an 8" threaded rod through to help keep them tight together.
They recommended 220lbs for my L3830 with a 5ft brush cutter on back.
They recommended 220lbs for my L3830 with a 5ft brush cutter on back.
ksmmoto
Gold Member
After I posted about removing the weights to put on the loader I looked at my tractor and I had left the weights on and had the loader on! It was setting on the weights. I thought it went on kind of strange.
Didn't hurt anything, I just removed the weights. The loader won't go down below ground level with the weights on.
ksmmoto
Didn't hurt anything, I just removed the weights. The loader won't go down below ground level with the weights on.
ksmmoto
ksmmoto
Gold Member
After I posted about removing the weights to put on the loader I looked at my tractor and I had left the weights on and had the loader on! It was setting on the weights. I thought it went on kind of strange.
Didn't hurt anything, I just removed the weights. The loader won't go down below ground level with the weights on.
ksmmoto
Didn't hurt anything, I just removed the weights. The loader won't go down below ground level with the weights on.
ksmmoto
