- Location
- Cirencester
I have a load of front wheel weights, possibly some combine rear wheel weights too. Anyone recognise and Id them?
Front wheel weight identification
- Thread starter MrNoo
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- North of York
I was told top ones are rear wheel weights off Massey Harris combines.
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- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
Also fitted to the MF 780 & 788 specialI was told top ones are rear wheel weights off Massey Harris combines.
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
- Location
- Cirencester
Yes, we used to have a pair of them, when I was a small boy I used to ride on them and always marvel at the grain as it dropped from the cross auger into the tank! Also a good rabbit shooting platform with the 410, remember when we had our first cab on a combine a NH, restricted the field of fire but then we found you could sit on top of them with your legs over the side, was great until my father dropped into a large rut and stopped suddenly, I very nearly ended up in the header, closest I've ever come to having a mishap, it would I suspect have been the end. Joys of youth!
- Location
- Darlington
Pictures 2 &3 are Massey Harris 726-780-780special combine rear wheel CENTRE`S not wheel weights as such, they had a separate rim that clamped to them. The other s look like as said, rear wheel weights off later Massey Ferguson combine rear wheels.
The bottom picture looks very like the front wheel weights that where on our Massey 188
- Location
- Darlington
OOOPPS, not often I am right but I`m wrong again. It was the 726 that had full cast wheel centrs. the ones in your pics are bolt on weights of later combines 
- Location
- Cirencester
Many thanks, I guess easier to identify if they were all taken off, will do that when I have some time, also have a heap more, scrap man keeps eying them up..!!
They make good plough wieghts, they might not look pretty, but they do the job. So don't scrap them.
- Location
- Cirencester
A few more!!
Have you got a front wheel weight fetish?A few more!!
- Location
- Cirencester
Looks like it doesnt it!!! No, just some scrap machinery that had loads on for weight/ballast, will bolt a pair onto my fergie but just curious to know what they were all from, they're not doing a lot sat where they are and maybe someone is after a set?
What are they bolted onto? MF188 with farmhand loader as a guess?A few more!!
- Location
- Cirencester
165 multipower with home made loader, there is over a ton of lead in the box sections too!
It's retired now and not been used for 15 yrs
It's retired now and not been used for 15 yrs
Cool. Pictures?
- Location
- Cirencester
I can get some, nothing very special and about ripe for the scrap man
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