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Re: loading smta on trailer
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Posted by Wayne Swenson on May 17, 2004 at 21:01:09 from (66.228.233.197):
In Reply to: loading smta on trailer posted by paul on May 17, 2004 at 18:36:06:
Depends on the definition of "heavy duty ramps". Weight removal is not going to make much difference; if the ramps are that poorly designed as to need the weights removed, get a better set of ramps.
Block the back end of the trailer so it cannot drop down when driving the tractor up the ramps. Many folks prefer to back the tractor onto the trailer to reduce possibilities of the front end lifting up. It is also easier to drive off rather than backing off the trailer.
You just have to answer the question: why are there bugs on the back of the tractor seat?
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