ideas to add weight to the rear

i need ideas to add weight to the rear to get more traction

Weight box.

Fill something a container you hang up, with water (easy to empty).

Or like someone said yesterday on the chat (Richie Thomas) fill it with sand.

Or use those (never used) workout manuals.

I mounted a truck battery above the hitch, between the fenders

You can also add fluid to your tires, most use windsheild washer antifreeze

I would built a metal box and fill it with gravel,sand or dirt.
Or mabe fill the tires with a liquid.

tanks for the credit thunder my fat but is over the rear of mine so its good, im adding weight to the front of mine, i built the front bumper out of 3"x4"x36" square tubing and filled it with sand so it wouldnt flip,
you could always use wheel weights, or and chopperhead said add fluid. or build a bracket on the back where you could mount large diameter pvc pipe and fill that with sand or whatever, that way it could be emptied or used for storage

On my neighbors tractor we bolted about 100 pounds of old 5lb dumbbell's to the hitch plate so we could pop wheelies. You could bolt some under the frame or inside the frame

What kind of tractor you running?
How big of tires?
In short need info.

find a way to mount s cinderblock lol

@tman9114100 wrote:

i need ideas to add weight to the rear to get more traction

dude, ur in laCrosse? i'm in sparta! you can weight it with anything, lol steel, whatever you think of

the easiest way to do it is to be creative

A bit late to the party, but for future reference... My 26-12-12 ag lug rears are weighted and foam filled weighing in at 150# ea. These are on my Sears Suburban 12. I just(accidently) pulled a '94 Bronco in park almost 6ft. before I realized it wasn't in neutral. Oops!

@tman9114100 wrote:

i need ideas to add weight to the rear to get more traction

I filled my front tires with water to help it climb better, you could do the same with the rears. You could also add an extra feul cell to the rear using feul line cut offs n each tank so your rear is there if you need it but keepin weight on the tires till then. I put an atv rack on mine and put weight on it but bein so high up it counter acts the water filled fronts. Try to keep the weight low and centered over your transaxle.

if you live in a cold climate, use washer fluid so it wont freeze. thats what "Billstmaxx" on youtube puts in his John Deere 2720 and 110TLB backhoe

You could buy a rear engine rider lawn mower  

I would either weld or bolt a pole to the rear and add dumbbell weights to it done it before works great