Unknown And Tractor Weight Identification Help Request.

8NChris · Sep 10, 2020

Hello,
I have not put hands on these and do not have measurements. Would y'all lend an eye or two?
Thank's,

Paul from MI · Sep 10, 2020

Just a guess. Blue ones about 100-120# each. Others maybe 75# each. Again just a guess.

8NChris · Sep 10, 2020

The box shaped weight is mine and made of steel, not cast iron. Found it in a field but I do not know what it is for.

8NChris · Sep 10, 2020

(quoted from post at 18:46:36 09/10/20) Just a guess. Blue ones about 100-120# each. Others maybe 75# each. Again just a guess.

ooking for make and model that they are for.

47fivewindow · Sep 10, 2020

6x16x9=864cu.in. About .25 lbs/cu in for steel. About 216 lbs for the
block.

glennster · Sep 10, 2020

that block weight looks like one i saw several years ago on a case industrial type tractor that had a loader on it. not sure of the year or model, but it
was about the size of an international 300 utility.

8NChris · Sep 10, 2020

(quoted from post at 19:19:26 09/10/20) that block weight looks like one i saw several years ago on a case industrial type tractor that had a loader on it. not sure of the year or model, but it
was about the size of an international 300 utility.

hank you, I was beginning to think I worded my post wrong.

Haven't found any matching Google photos of Case Industrial tractor weights yet.

Ultradog MN · Sep 11, 2020

The gray ones fit 30" rims. About 80 lbs
each iirc.

Traditional Farmer · Sep 11, 2020

Those blue weights look similar to some F&H weights I have they are well over 100lbs.

4520BW · Sep 11, 2020

ill second the F and H weights, have a set on dads D17

JimKS · Sep 11, 2020

IF they are F and H the number on them is the weight.

Jim

Determined · Sep 11, 2020

A quick look on google images says the white one is Ford #960E1076
70 lbs
Fits many applications

Bill(Wis) · Sep 11, 2020

The blue ones look like the inside set that came with a brand new WC Allis Chalmers in 1936. I still have them and they go 150 pounds each.

Richard G. · Sep 11, 2020

What state are you in Chris?

8NChris · Sep 11, 2020

(quoted from post at 06:42:36 09/11/20) What state are you in Chris?

hank you. The weights are close to Ft. Worth, Texas on Craigslist's. I called him looking for 8N 19" wheel weights. He has a couple of other things from his grandparents farm. Look under tractor weight in Dallas Craigslist's. You'll see the white ones and can go from there.

The posted weight formula is handy to have.

BarnyardEngineering · Sep 11, 2020

F&H made weights for all different brands of tractors, so unless you have a number off those weights or measurements there is no way to tell what they fit.

8NChris · Sep 12, 2020

(quoted from post at 19:19:26 09/10/20) that block weight looks like one i saw several years ago on a case industrial type tractor that had a loader on it. not sure of the year or model, but it
was about the size of an international 300 utility.

wondered if the block weight may have been for a rounded front. Kinda fits the shape. Until I found this one I have never dealt with or seen a ballast weight from a crane or boom that didn't have some way to grab it with a hook or something simular. The tractor weights we used were suitcase weights and wheel weights. Nothing like this. Here is a SC weight different shape but the same compact handless design.

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