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Re: Pulling Heavy Load w/tractor?
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Posted by H MN on August 18, 2000 at 06:04:32 from (207.115.63.27):
In Reply to: Pulling Heavy Load w/tractor? posted by Walt on August 18, 2000 at 04:32:46:
Walt: There is a bit of a trick in getting the load started too. If it is a dead load such as on skids, it takes a slight "jerk" to break it loose. Watch pullers to learn more. Several years ago I watched a horse pulling contest. Quite interesting to watch them get their footing first and then break the sled loose and pull it down the track. Lots of little tricks used to get the best pull with out breaking anything. good luck. harvey
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