Variable weight, weight block

[DieselRob]

I’m looking at options for the above to get from as light as possible up to around 1750kg, something that I can alter depending how on the application plus a bit of tool storage as well, so far looked at the Agriweld vari weight with the lift out wings and also the Rytec weightbox with a belly weight.

The Rytec does appeal as its a 1 man safe operation of drive on/ drive off type attachment, the agriweld looks to be a bit more involved and possibly safer as a 2 man job.

Any other suggestions to look at?

 

[Dave W]

I've a feeling @symon jacobsen might do them?

 

[Battlefield Machinery]

We haxe just sold a tyre house, a lovely piece of kit!!!

 

[DieselRob]

We haxe just sold a tyre house, a lovely piece of kit!!!

Google doesn’t bring much up, can you elaborate/ give me some info

 

[Battlefield Machinery]

Hi, just out the office but this is off the brochure,
So if you ha e the work box, you can either drop weight in it, or put a weight slab on underneath...250,509,750,1000 or 1,250 kg’s...
This one had a fuel tank and 1,000 kg slab weight that’s removable...

 

[ollie989898]

Battlefield my man, you seem to have dumped half your phone on the forum by accident, best delete some of those as they are personal correspondence with a third party.

 

[DieselRob]

Hi, just out the office but this is off the brochure,
So if you ha e the work box, you can either drop weight in it, or put a weight slab on underneath...250,509,750,1000 or 1,250 kg’s...
This one had a fuel tank and 1,000 kg slab weight that’s removable...

Ah I get you now, that is exactly what I’m looking at, 750kg with 1000kg belly weight. Did your phone autocorrect Rytec to tyre house?

 

[Battlefield Machinery]

Oops, yeh...I’ll get a price in a bit if that’s wfat your after?

 

[Battlefield Machinery]

Battlefield my man, you seem to have dumped half your phone on the forum by accident, best delete some of those as they are personal correspondence with a third party.

Cheers ! Note to self! Order new phone!!!!

 

[Speedstar]

I’m looking at options for the above to get from as light as possible up to around 1750kg, something that I can alter depending how on the application plus a bit of tool storage as well, so far looked at the Agriweld vari weight with the lift out wings and also the Rytec weightbox with a belly weight.

The Rytec does appeal as its a 1 man safe operation of drive on/ drive off type attachment, the agriweld looks to be a bit more involved and possibly safer as a 2 man job.

Any other suggestions to look at?

We made one , 650kg empty, 2500kg loaded, 5mins from light weight to heavy weight a one man job

 

[DieselRob]

We made one , 650kg empty, 2500kg loaded, 5mins from light weight to heavy weight a one man job

Any photos?
How do you add/remove the extra weight?

 

[Speedstar]

Any photos?
How do you add/remove the extra weight?

will take some in the next few days , we have tractor weights built in to a block & set them inside it & then put MF 45kg weights right a long the front

 

[Speedstar]

Any photos?
How do you add/remove the extra weight?

here are some from when it was made

 

[Durt Burd]

Zavorra Ali moving weight frame: Flexible friend

Increased output, less wheel slip and reduced fuel consumption are benefits of the extending tractor weight developed by Italian farmer Sandro Dini Called Ali, which in Italian means wings, the novel front concept was labelled as a technical innovation at the 2016 Italian EIMA show. The...

www.profi.co.uk

Albutt were looking at selling these. Scissors linkage pushes the weight out in the field for more leverage or bring it in close when on the road to make it more compact

 

[cosmagedon]

I like the agribumper, especially the compactness and ability to use the front linkages. The cost is pretty wild though.

 

[Speedstar]

The finished box

 

[Sid]

Would one with various water filled sections work?

 

[DieselRob]

Would one with various water filled sections work?

It could do, problem with water is its bulk density compared to steel or concrete