Re: Flip over question

Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 16, 2005 at 01:28:29 from (216.208.58.156):

In Reply to: Flip over question posted by Dave (IL) on February 15, 2005 at 10:04:13:

Dave: Reading this first post, not quite sure how discussion got on pulling stumps. There are stumps that can be pulled by an 8N, or an H, or a 1486 or an 8640, but there are also stumps out there all of them together will not pull. (By the way you better put the 8N and H on front)

I once spent 4 hours with a D7G removing an Elm tree. By the time I had a lean on the tree, I also had a trench 8' deep all the way around it. I admit I didn't have the proper blade for the job.

Getting back to pulling what may be insurmountable objects with a tractor, it has always been a common sence activity. If you think for one minute the object is more than the tractor will pull, the safest thing to do is hook another tractor on front end of first tractor. Always put the smaller tractor on front. If the smaller tractor does nothing more than keep front end of the larger tractor down, it may make the pull successful. It will make it safe. On the matter of breakage, it has always been the responcibility of user to examine his or her tools.

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• Re: Flip over question Dave (IL) 08:16:12 02/16/05 (1)
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