Hi A few Guys did it back in the U.K probably in the late 70/ 80's and after. I remember seeing stories in farming magazines when I was a kid. I think now if a guy wants that kind of machine, you just go buy a JCB fast trac thats designed for the purpose of being a field machine with 3 point 4wd/ pto and a highway unit.
They have been around since 1990, I was at the launch in London U.K that year. it's more use than a semi tractor in most field conditions, hauls on the highway without needing all the licenses and tests like a semi tractor outfit does in some country's, in some ways it's still jack of most trades, as it's not a loader tractor really. If you want to see a fastrac and get the idea youtube it. There used to be a German machine called an MB trac to that was a similar idea to, but they stopped building them quite a few years ago, so JCB has all that new machine market. Regards Robert
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