Posted by sflem849 on September 03, 2010 at 20:35:30 from (69.197.84.192):
I am used to hauling Hs, Ms, etc I generally hook the hook on the underside of the frame rail and pull forward. Then in the rear I hook it through a clevis in the drawbar and done. It takes about 10 min and I am good to go. I then put my SMTA on a 7000# trailer, tied down with 2 inch straps, and hook it to the ball in the bumper (not Reese hitch) of my Mazda "pickup" jk, but I couldn't resist the temptation :lol:
I am going to look at/pick up the Farmall B on Sunday. How do you typically tie down one of these frameless tractors? This tractor doesn't yield to my normal tiedown method and I want to make sure there are no suprises when I go to tie it down.
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