Why are weights fitted at the front of the tractor?
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The correct answer: To improve the grip of the front wheels on the ground.
Weights at the front of a tractor improve the grip of the front wheels on the ground, which helps keep control of the steering, for example when the rear carries a heavy load. They are not there for comfort on dirt roads or to stop the rear from bouncing.
This question appears in the theory test for license:1 · tractor
