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Re: Truck to Tractor conversion
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Posted by Truth seeker on February 18, 2006 at 19:41:21 from (170.215.133.106):
In Reply to: Truck to Tractor conversion posted by Truth seeker on February 18, 2006 at 17:53:10:
Brrr!
I know, it isn't anything like nebraska, but 12 degrees is cold enough for me!
I like the idea about using blocks between the springs and frame, although I'll probably end up replacing the springs.
How many GPM would a hydraulic motor require? I'm kinda toying with the idea that it could power a baler, but it doesn't NEED to.
Would weight in the back solve the pulling problem? I'll have to remove the bed anyhow.
Thanks once again!
P.S. I think that the farm show magazine should be supported; its been a great inspiration for me!
How many people have a subscription?
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