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Re: Re: Hauling thought for wide rear end F-20's
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Posted by Haas on January 14, 2004 at 06:01:15 from (12.65.73.243):
In Reply to: Re: Hauling thought for wide rear end F-20's posted by Nebraska Cowman on January 14, 2004 at 03:58:57:
I would think it safe to back the steel wheel tractors on to a trailer. But then I only have rubber tire tractors. I guess wheel slippage on the trailer deck could be an issue. Most of the time I back my tractors on. I think it is safer, no danger of the tractor flipping over backwards on you when loading or unloading. I think backing off is more dangerous than backing onto a trailer. A person was killed at a tractor show near here a couple years ago unloading an M off a trailer. He was backing the tractor off using the brakes. He had it in first gear and his foot slipped off the clutch and it came over on him.
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