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Re: Pulling a stuck tractor
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Posted by uglyoldfatman on October 11, 2003 at 17:32:22 from (208.186.193.106):
In Reply to: Pulling a stuck tractor posted by Joe on October 02, 2003 at 17:00:51:
The use of a post or log or piece of pipe, chained in front of the rear tires is called "JUMPING", and it can get you KILLED !!!!!! If at all possible put it behind the tires, and use the rear gear. If you must do it from in front of the rear tires, please, please use another tractor to pull on the front of the stuck tractor to keep it from turning over backwards. There have been too many men killed by the tractor flipping over backwards, and smashing them on what they were pulling. The best thing is to do whatever you have too do to get the impliment off the back, and then pull from the rear. You can break a tractor in to at the engine/transmission. UG!
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