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Posted by Can't even use my name on February 17, 2005 at 14:26:50 from (216.241.135.173):
In Reply to: Flip over question posted by Dave (IL) on February 15, 2005 at 10:04:13:
So after reading about the Nebraska testing in the post below I thought for a minute... I have seen pictures of the tests being done and with several tractors hooked to the units via the drawbar, obviously this is how they get the drawbar horsepower. Now they run on pavement. I have seen some of these pics where the tires were squatting a god awful amount and you know they are giving it all she has. Yet never have I seen one with a front tire in the air. So I would have to say it is near impossible on flat ground to flip a tractor over backwards if hooked to the draw bar. 3pt very easy if raised but not the draw bar. If you don't think I am correct find some pictures of the tests and look for yourself. There is one on page 8 of the latest Farm Journal magazine but it is a 4wd Deere. Now, someone who has actually had a tractor of a decent size and relatively new hooked to anything via the drawbar and actually raised the front wheels off the ground on flat ground speek up because I wanna know how you did it if the Nebraska testing on that tractor on pavement didn't raise the tires.
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