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Re: It's Going In There No Matter What
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Posted by perry in mi on December 23, 2006 at 14:26:00 from (71.144.85.246):
In Reply to: Re: It's Going In There No Matter What posted by IaGary on December 23, 2006 at 05:03:46:
well, you could pull the rear tires and set it down on a couple of 4 wheel dollys, or maybe a nice jack. try pushing it in with just the jack underneath. is your loader tractor at the house?. how about turning the 66 around and drop the rear of the tractor in the bucket and push it in the garage and set it on stands??. prombaly to heavy for your loader tractor thou. i dont know, im just babbleing. you need to get yourself an extra pair of young hands around the house for the grunt work. ya you prombaly should just drive her on the rims. be safe and have fun with her.....
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