Posted by mbnok on February 21, 2008 at 17:36:35 from (70.251.162.168):
In Reply to: 560 crash landing-help posted by J Muehring on February 21, 2008 at 14:35:22:
Get a long stout pole, a corner post will do, run it from back to front and tie it up to the frame so it makes a skid. You con tie on and drag it for miles. When I was young I threw a back wheel of my 35 Ford over the top and my Dad didn't say much just got a old telephone pole and drug it to the car, jacked it up and drug it home. I've done it with tractors several times since. Its easier to work on them or change a back tire near the shop or in the shade.
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