Add antifreeze. Calcium chloride will eat the rim. You’ll have stodgy handling with water in the tyres and fixing punctures will be a serious pain but it is the cheapest way of adding ballast.
need more weight on the front
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Add antifreeze. Calcium chloride will eat the rim. You’ll have stodgy handling with water in the tyres and fixing punctures will be a serious pain but it is the cheapest way of adding ballast.
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Just let it out in the winter.
I drove a 7530 for a while with a 6 furrow heavy Kuhn plough, it was that heavy for the tractor it wouldn’t lift it to full height on the linkage.
Had over a ton on the front it was like a bucking bronco, filled both front tyres to the top it was brilliant, so stable and it stiffened the suspension up as it wasn’t creating a rocking effect like piling more weight on does.