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Impressive machine.....stupid operator abusing it. I would be more impressed to see the tractor pull 5 plows or a 12 foot disc.
I worry about a teenage boy trying to copy these antics and getting himself hurt or killed.
 
that made the rounds on here about a week and a half ago.

i don't see what's keeping it from flipping over backwards, it looks a little longer from the different engine and such, and i'm sure it's a fair amount of weight out front, but still, with enough power to spin those tires on asphalt it seems like it'd go right on it's back w/o a wheelie bar or something...

especially if an N has enough power to do it with the wheels frozen to the ground, that thing should have more than enough.
 
I agree to a point. The guy spent a lot of time and $ to get what he wanted - a TRACTOR the can easily spin up the tires and do silly stuff. It is fairly kool in it's own right, I don't think 'Farming' was in the equation !
 
pretty impressive
pretty strong rear and tranny in that thing
amazingly stable too, surprised it didn't roll when he lost it on the road.
nice job on the steering too, didn't see any wobble

dangerous? sure
but I admit to doing the same thing every winter. sure is fun snow baja'ing.
....and drag racing when we were growing up
with no scattershields or driveshaft loops was too.
....and tractor pulling!!
when a tractor is at the end of the pull
and max pressure is pulling the full throttle engine down to a stall.
front to back, every component is a BIG grenade :)
still fun
 
This guy is a disaster waiting to happen! No roll bar, no
seatbelt, high center of gravity - 1 rock in the path when he's
sliding sideways and over she goes.......
 
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