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Re: Loading Dead Tractors
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Posted by Jim in michigan on February 18, 2004 at 16:12:39 from (12.34.44.38):
In Reply to: Loading Dead Tractors posted by SB in AR on February 18, 2004 at 06:04:44:
well,..what we do is this,,I have a cable wth loops in it on the cable is a pulley...I hook the pulley up to a ring on the trailer, then one end of the cable to the dead tractor and the other to whatever is handy... I go out from the trailer at a 90 degree angle with the running vehicle...I have never found one I couldnt load this way,,make sure you have a good cable,,It takes very little power to pull something on this way,,,,Jim
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