Posted by miangus on January 13, 2022 at 08:23:23 from (136.181.197.76):
In Reply to: Re: Trailer Adventure posted by Keith Molden on January 12, 2022 at 09:38:11:
Yes 2&5/16 my eyes are still foggy from the surgery (and of course the foggy brain from old age). It didn't help as I was trying to beat the weather. By the time my eyes un-fogged (it takes to about 10:00 am) I was running late. As it was I just beat the ice. When I took the trailer back I used the JD 3020 and when I pulled into the road and shifted into 7th gear it moved around. The tractor weights 10,000 pounds (actual scaled weight). I didn't shift to 8th. This made my trip a little longer and of course I had a couple people pass me. The first pickup swerved a little when he pull back in my lane, the 2nd truck cut in kind of sharp, he swerved a little lost control and went through the ditch into the neighbor's wheat field. He managed to spin around, drive down to a shallow part of the ditch and get back in the road,
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