The Lynx range of sleek, stylish front mounted composite weights includes our RT Weight and RT Box model lines, as well as our Eco-Box product range. RT ranges feature a highly innovative and durable polyethylene (HDPE) outer shell moulded around a variable density concrete core. The range is twenty models strong with weights from 400kg to 2500kg plus toolbox variants from 800kg to 2000kg. All models in the RT range can be customised with branding to the front plate. Our Eco-Box toolbox weights are of composite construction using magnetite and concrete, giving greater density than all-concrete weights of comparable size. This means you get the weight you need from a smaller unit. Weights start from 600kg rising to 1750kg across the Eco-Box range.
The front linkage mounted RT Weights range combines a highly innovative polyethylene (HDPE) outer shell moulded around a variable density concrete core. HDPE is a thermoplastic polymer that offers exceptional strength, a long maintenance-free life and excellent resistance to naturally occurring chemicals found in soil. Weights range from 400 to 2500kg.
A toolbox version, RT Box, is also available with a 55-litre capacity toolbox and weights ranging from 800 to 2000kg. The front plate on both ranges can be personalised with tractor brand logo and colour.
The Eco Box Toolbox offers capacities from 1050 to 1750kg yet the external dimensions and profile of the block remain the same throughout the range. The composite construction of the weight comprises a steel outer shell and concrete infill allowing material density to be increased, rather than the physical size of the block, to provide additional capacity. If you don’t need as much weight on the front end, the Eco Box S will fit the bill perfectly with a choice of weight blocks at 600, 800 and 1000kg. The Eco Box Toolbox weight incorporates a spacious toolbox compartment with a capacity of 160 litres, whilst Eco-Box S has 110-litres of storage.
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