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Re: Stump pulling
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Posted by Dean on December 18, 2004 at 14:17:16 from (216.45.168.152):
In Reply to: Stump pulling posted by Paul in MD on December 18, 2004 at 12:57:11:
Ns are not made for stump pulling. But if you must, the lower and the farther the better, i.e., hook low and as far to the rear as possible. This principle, of course depends upon your objective, and pullers would find fault. For maximum tractive effort one should hook both high and close so as to maximixe weight transfer to the rear wheels. Safety considerations, however, would recommend hooking farther to the rear (asuming also low) so as to prevent dangerous wheelstands. By the way, nice N from the little bit that I can see. Dean
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