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Tractor Weights

Boost traction, stability and productivity with our range of tractor weights for field and road work. From front linkage weight blocks to suitcase weights and wheel weights, our selection helps reduce wheel slip, improve steering, and balance heavy mounted or trailed implements.

Choose proven solutions from PROFORGE, with options across popular weight classes and finishes. We supply fitments for major brands including John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Fendt, CLAAS and Deutz‑Fahr (subject to linkage/bracket type). Many models feature robust cast or steel construction, integrated hitch points, parking stands, and high-visibility details.

Unsure which weight is right for your tractor and application? Speak to the Agri‑Linc team for expert advice. Order online for fast UK delivery.

Why Use Tractor Weights?

Correct tractor ballasting improves traction, steering and implement control while helping to minimise wheel slip and tyre wear. The right front and rear balance can also enhance road stability and reduce fuel consumption by allowing the tractor to work efficiently at the right speed and slip for the job.

Types of Tractor Weights

Front Linkage Weight Blocks

Front-mounted weight blocks are ideal for counterbalancing heavy rear implements and for road transport stability. Available in a range of sizes (e.g., 600 kg, 800 kg, 1000 kg, 1200 kg, 1500 kg, 1800 kg, 2000 kg+), many feature robust steel or cast construction with towing/chain points, parking stands and high-visibility decals.

Suitcase Weights & Carriers

Suitcase weights (with carrier frames) provide a modular solution, letting you add or remove plates to fine-tune ballast for different jobs. They’re a popular option when you need flexible, incremental weight or want to match OEM style and mounting.

Wheel Weights

Wheel weights increase traction by adding mass directly over the drive wheels. They help reduce slip in draft work and can keep overall width tidy compared to external ballast options.

How to Choose the Right Weight

1) Application & Implements

For heavy rear-mounted equipment (e.g., subsoilers, cultivators, seed drills), a front linkage block improves steering and stability. For draft work where grip is critical, wheel weights can reduce slip. For mixed tasks or multiple operators, suitcase weights offer flexible, incremental ballasting.

2) Desired Mass & Dimensions

Pick a weight size that balances the tractor without exceeding axle load limits. Consider shed access and headland manoeuvrability - oversized blocks can reduce clearance in tight spaces.

3) Mounting & Compatibility

Match the weight to your front linkage category (e.g., Cat 2, Cat 3/3N) or to the correct suitcase mounting pattern for your make/model. If unsure, contact us with tractor model, linkage type, and the weight range you’re targeting.

4) Construction & Features

Look for durable build quality and practical features such as integrated hitch/chain points, parking stands, replaceable wear pads, and high-visibility reflectors/decals. Some customers prefer weights painted to match their tractor brand colour.

Brand & Compatibility

We offer PROFORGE tractor weights known for robust construction and excellent value. Compatibility covers popular brands including John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Massey Ferguson, Fendt, CLAAS, Deutz‑Fahr and more - subject to linkage/suitcase mount pattern. If you run a mixed fleet, talk to us about versatile options that suit your primary tractor and typical implements.

Fitment Checklist

Tractor make & model (plus year/series)
Front linkage category (e.g., Cat 2, Cat 3/3N) or suitcase mount type
Target weight range (e.g., 600 - 2000+ kg)
Primary applications (field draft work, transport, loader work, etc.)
Preferred features (parking stand, hitch point, colour/finish)

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need front weights or wheel weights?

For counterbalancing heavy rear implements and road stability, front-mounted blocks work best. For improving traction in draft work, wheel weights help by adding mass directly to the drive axle. Many farms use both depending on the job.

How much weight should I add?

Enough to maintain safe steering and reduce slip without overloading axles. The ideal weight depends on your tractor, tyres, and implement. Check your operator’s manual for axle load limits, or ask our team for guidance.

Will these weights fit my tractor?

Most weights are designed around standard linkage categories or suitcase mount patterns. Provide your make/model and linkage type so we can confirm fitment.

Can I change weights easily between tractors?

Suitcase systems are designed to be modular and transferable (within the same mount type). Front blocks may be transferable across machines with the same linkage category.