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Re: Tractor for the lake -- suggestions?
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Posted by Trapper on August 22, 2001 at 10:25:36 from (12.47.72.4):
In Reply to: Tractor for the lake -- suggestions? posted by David Bean on August 22, 2001 at 09:55:47:
David,
I use my NAA for just such a situation.
I live on a river in Michigan and need to pull neighbors pontoon boats out in the winter, with out the use of a trailer. We just put 10' lenghts of 4" sch 40 pipe down as rollers and use the tractor to pull the boats up on dry land for winter storage.
I've even pulled a pontoon boat out that had 2 of 3 chambers on 1 side, and 1 chamber on the other side, full of water, and the boat was almost sitting on the river bottom.
One guy that came to help had a new Dodge Durango, and wanted to see if it could do any better. Nope, not a chance, even with his 4WD. He just sat & dug.
What ever you do, get a wide front end for stability...
Good luck.
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