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I have a 2320 john deere with a 61' front end loader.
Tips real easy.
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What do you have on the rear for ballast? Have you read the manual for suggested weights?

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Load up the tires, and add wheel weights on the rear axle!

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Everything above and have the rear tiress on the widest placements - valve stem inside inside of on the outside....liquid ballast as suggested above is also key -using a non-corrisve type is best (rim guard and not NaCl)

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Do you not have a weight box?....

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Nothing like a loaded ballast box to help keep you planted!

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Nothing deere dealer said I did not need it.
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Nothing deere dealer said I did not need it.
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Maybe he didn't have one in stock..

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Nothing deere dealer said I did not need it.
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Your dealer said you did not need weight on the rear? You need to find a new dealer!

READ YOUR MANUAL PLEASE before you hurt yourself or your tractor

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Your dealer said you did not need weight on the rear? You need to find a new dealer!

READ YOUR MANUAL PLEASE before you hurt yourself or your tractor

WTF!! Please do yourself a big favor and do what Kenny suggested. No weight on the back..using a loader is a recipe for disaster.

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