Re: transporting tractor?

Posted by Shane on June 12, 2004 at 13:38:23 from (216.241.135.194):

In Reply to: transporting tractor? posted by Bob on June 12, 2004 at 01:46:04:

When transporting a tractor or anything it is best to leave it in neutral and don't apply the brake. You can't get them tight enough to keep them from moving just a bit. Now you may haul 1000 tractors and not hurt one but think what you will save if you have a tractor bust off a tooth and you have to split it to fix it. Not too bad or expensive on a Farmall H or something but what about a new CaseIH? We are talking $10,000 plus for that job. Also, if it is turbo charged make sure the exhaust is covered so the turbo doesn't windmill and eat out the bearing.

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