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Posted by mrunion on July 21, 2005 at 08:03:22 from (216.145.89.2):
This question was inspired by the stump removal question posted a few posts earlier. Would it not be a little safer when try to pull stumps, bushes, etc. to hook the chain to the front hitch of the tractor and back up? I mean, the wheel direction of a tractor in reverse alread has torque pushing the nose of the tractor down. And *if* the load was of such a nature to cause the REAR END to lift, that would IMMEDIATLY stop the tractor motion as the drive wheels would come up, thus just sliding the tractor back down (unless maybe a 4WD tractor was being used, but still...). Is my thinking flawed? Thanx,
Matt
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