Posted by Moresmoke on May 19, 2018 at 20:17:19 from (66.231.107.46):
In Reply to: Puller question posted by Grandpa love on May 19, 2018 at 19:36:28:
Some places require, some recommend, and a few don't allow "wheelie" bars. And then there are the semantics of wheelie bars vs. anti tip bars in some groups.
They are a good idea especially the hotter and faster your tractor is. The typical rules of a hitch point at least 18 inches behind the axle and no more than 20 inches from the ground, fixed from movement in all directions, will keep most tractors from rearing to high. But there have been failures that have resulted in spectacular wrecks.
I don't run bars on my pullers, have never got to the point of being scared, but I have had my thoughts go from "am I winning" to "how in the heck am I gonna land this thing without breaking something?"
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