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Re: Winterizing tips ?
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Posted by Jerry/MT on October 09, 2005 at 13:12:37 from (206.183.121.170):
In Reply to: Winterizing tips ? posted by MN Bob on October 09, 2005 at 08:42:12:
Just a safety tip. If you park your tractor outside where the tires may freeze to the ground, and you need to start it up after a freeze, put it in reverse to break the tires free. If they are frozen to the ground and you put it in a forward gear, it'll flip over on its back. I read of a case of that happening many years ago (with fatal results)when I lived in Indiana and it has stayed with me all these many years.
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