Posted by bill from scotland on July 08, 2013 at 14:54:35 from (217.43.60.53):
I have been showing my Massey Ferguson 1155 and 97 4x4 for the past couple of years. When loading onto my trailer I drive on front first with no problems using two wheel drive, once on and tied down tractor and trailer tow nicely. Last weekend I visited a show where they were loading a Fordson Major, 5000 and a Leyland and doing it by reversing on, seemed to work fine. What would be the preference for you guys? Now let us take something like a MM705 two wheel drive, how would you load. Front or rear first? I think it must depend on model of tractor, height of trailer, angle of ramps and perhaps weather conditions. So lets have some discussion/ opinions on how to do this safely. Bill
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