Posted by MSD on May 19, 2018 at 23:14:10 from (63.153.148.149):
In Reply to: Puller question posted by Grandpa love on May 19, 2018 at 19:36:28:
2 years ago at a pull in Sigourney IA, an Oliver got light in the front. His hitch was not what is considered legal in that the parts that hold it up or adjusters where at or above the center of the axle. The hitch broke and it pulled the tractor straight up in the air because of how the hitch was designed. His wheelie bars weren't strong enough and they also broke. How he stayed on it I don't know. When up in the air he put the clutch in and it bounced down but when the front hit the ground d his foot came of the clutch and it went straight up again. This time he kept his foot on the clutch and got it stopped. It was scary to watch. There is a video of it on Tube somewhere. A proper made hitch and wheelie bars should be a must for every pulling tractor.
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