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Re: How to load dead tractor
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Posted by Dixieland on June 06, 2005 at 17:38:24 from (69.29.100.199):
In Reply to: How to load dead tractor posted by Chad Franke on June 06, 2005 at 07:26:04:
A come-along is gonna be tough if it will even do the job. You would need more than one and some help. That is a risky way to get those tractors loaded. If you have a W9 with tires, would it be possible to take those off with the rims and put them on for loading. I know that is a bit much but those tractors are dead weight with good tires. Another option is a backhoe and use the hydraulics to pull it onto the trailer with chains or invest in a winch strong enough to move a train. If I was close enough to you I would be glad to help you because I have been in that situation myself and it is a tough job by yourself in this heat. Good luck and let us know what the result is.
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