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Re: Flip over question
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Posted by Hugh MacKay on February 16, 2005 at 16:58:58 from (64.228.12.63):
In Reply to: Re: Flip over question posted by Dave (IL) on February 16, 2005 at 15:38:45:
Dave: Doesn't matter how many safety experts you bring into this discussion, it's still a common sence situation. Just about every situation will be different. The safest way to be absolutely sure tractor will not flip backwards, is hook another one on front. And hook to the front end of the back tractor, don't be running chain or cable back to the drawbar. It doesn't matter whether it be small tractors or big ones, they all deserve respect. Even the weight of a Farmall Cub could kill you. In my day I have hooked as many as 4 tractors together. Always put the lighter tractor in front, and always hook from the front of one to the rear of the next, no running chains or cables under the tractor, for towing.
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