Tractor Counter Weight

tancoman

Member
Going to make up a counter weight for the Ford 6610. Will be used very little, only when moving a few bales of silage. I will be making up a frame and will fill with concrete. What size should I make it (WxLxH). I dont need it to be too big or too heavy, around 400 to 500 kg.
 

Jameshenry

Member
Location
Cornwall
Just ordered one of these from moore concrete £130
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Going to make up a counter weight for the Ford 6610. Will be used very little, only when moving a few bales of silage. I will be making up a frame and will fill with concrete. What size should I make it (WxLxH). I dont need it to be too big or too heavy, around 400 to 500 kg.

A cubic metre of concrete weighs approx 2400kgs so you don't want any more than quarter of a cube, which is 250 litres...

An oil drum is usually 205litres.
 

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