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D-19 Weight

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    Posted: 09 Jun 2010 at 3:34pm
I'm looking at a D-19 and need an approximate weight so I determine if I can haul it or not. I know Norm's book lists the tractor at between 6600 and 11,040 some odd pounds when fully balasted. This tractor is a gas with fluid only in the rear tires, no weights but an after market three-point and comes with a rear-mount blade. Any chance it may come in under 9,000 lbs?
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I'm not an expert but my guess would be under 8000 lbs..
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9000#plus without the blade.
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I'd think it would be under 9000, does it have 18.4 x 34 or 15.5 x 38 on the rear?
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easily under 9000. narrow front 19 diesel with 18.4 34 tires no fluid and 210 lb driver we weigh in at 5990.  Still has all lift arms and factory hitch nothing stripped off.
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Our D19 is a 1962 gas with 16.9 34 tires on it, no fluid or other weight. It weight 2840kilograms. Not sure what it would be in LB.
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Johan, that would be something like 6248 pounds.
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The tractor has 16.9 X 34s and a wide front end. 
'34 WC #629, '49 G, '49 B, '49 WD, '62 D-19, '38 All Crop 60 and still hunting!
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