Posted by Davida on January 14, 2010 at 10:07:46 from (66.116.62.132):
In Reply to: hauling my tractor posted by 1940M on January 14, 2010 at 05:01:46:
Hook the M to the trailer and haul the truck. Everything will last longer and you and everyone else will be alive at the end of the day. Just remember to downshift before you start going down any hills.
I hauled my 4610 Ford on a 16' trailer with 2 3500 lbs axles 1 time and that was behind a F-350. The truck was fine, the trailer barley made the short trip. Before I brought the tractor back home I had bought a 7 ton 24' trailer.
It took you time to get the tractor ready to show. You will need to spend some more time getting a rig ready to take the tractor to the shows.
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