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Re: Can it be done safely
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Posted by Brad Wright of MO on February 04, 2007 at 13:45:02 from (70.255.145.114):
In Reply to: Can it be done safely posted by old on February 04, 2007 at 10:32:10:
NO, Like the thers said i doubt the front of the tractor would even be on the ground. One time in the middle of hay season the "farm truck" which we usually use to pull 11 round bales on a gooseneck trailer broke down. So we fabricated a ball hitch on a frame that would hook to the three point hitch. We used an allis 200 to pull the gooseneck on flat ground. Now that tractor is prolly tuned up to 130 HP or so and it was pullin hard. I would definately recomend finding someone with a dozer or somekind of bigger machinery.
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