Posted by Farmall 656 on September 07, 2016 at 16:12:41 from (67.5.0.182):
In Reply to: towing a picker posted by Nick167 on September 07, 2016 at 16:00:36:
Nick167, I have done such a feat. I do not remember getting to 30mph. I took less traveled roads to keep away from too much traffic. You have to consider the condition of the roads you are going to be traveling. . Bumps, cracks, etc in the road surface will make the pick shake a bit so hopefully the picker has the locking bar on it to use to keep the snouts up in transport position. After looking at your picker, make sure you have a way to lock up the long bar that raises and lowers the snouts. Baling wire will not hold it. Mine didn't stick that far away from my truck you should be just fine traveling down the road. I don't know about the tires I would plan an on a nice day of traveling with that picker--take your time!!
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