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Never seen that before, but I was searching and ran across this
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That's a weird one for sure. The gearset must have a longer pinion to accommodate the weight. I've seen manufacturers do all manner of stuff to quell drivetrain vibrations. I'm sure that's what it was for, but as to what it came from: no idea.
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