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Re: hauling combine ,height ,suggestions
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Posted by Heat Houser on December 24, 2005 at 19:01:21 from (69.66.35.77):
In Reply to: hauling combine ,height ,suggestions posted by 4020 on December 24, 2005 at 04:52:03:
My brother and I moved his 4400 JD combine by bolting the steering axle to the front half of a wagon running gear. He pulled it home (backwards) with his 1/2 ton two wheel drive pickup. About 60 miles at 25MPH. It worked rather well. The steering axle was placed on top of the wagon's bolster and four 1/2 inch plates were used to tie them together. The drive couplers (transmission to final drive shafts) were removed to prevent the transmission from spinning and tearing up.
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