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Re: Loading a tractor
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Posted by Dixieland on July 21, 2005 at 17:47:20 from (69.179.197.111):
In Reply to: Loading a tractor posted by SAH on July 21, 2005 at 15:37:43:
I don't know how heavy the tractor is but one way is to either rent or buy two cable or chain come-along hand winches and take some some extra chain for extention of winches. Pull it on to the trailer from the rear end. That way you won't mess up any of the steering sector. The reason for two winches is if you need to reset the length of the rigging. All the other suggestions is ok if you feel comfortable with them. Jack knifing the trailer could cause some damage if the trailer moves while pulling the tractor on to it.
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