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Posted by big jt on April 04, 2006 at 09:08:14 from (206.72.54.246):
In Reply to: Loading a dead tractor posted by Engineer20 on April 04, 2006 at 07:17:40:
A push pole might work but make it heavier than what tractor vet is talking about. Those two flat tires and the weight of a dead LA will bend that one into a pretzel. I have a winch on my trailer so that is what I normaly use. I did borrow a car hauler 6 months ago and used my snatch block and a tractor. Worked like a champ and by backing with the tractor I had a clear view of what was happening. I ran the cable under the car so the tractor was going in the same line as the car. Make sure you chock the wheels of the trailer real good. If the tow vehicle is a automatic you will be putting a lot of stress on the parking pawls. Be careful and take your time. jt
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