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Re: Tractor death.
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Posted by Joeredneck on February 16, 2005 at 15:15:49 from (216.170.153.139):
In Reply to: Tractor death. posted by Rick Kr on February 14, 2005 at 13:26:26:
It's not the little fords fault it is the city slickers coming out in to the COUNTRY thinking that they know every thing. With my NAA I if i start to spin pulling a log out i will lift th 3pt. to give more traction. But i have been around the fords for my whole life. never fliping or getting the front wheels off the groung more then a foot and a half. If you want to talk about deadly tractors look at the john deere's. How many people have got starting them.
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