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Posted by beperson83 on March 19, 2007 at 09:17:34 from (216.56.24.130):
In Reply to: The most unusual thing ever done with a farm trac posted by Bill(Wis) on March 18, 2007 at 11:54:43:
My dad and I had to load a truck, that didnt run, onto a trailer. We had come alongs, but just our luck, they broke. So we put some wheel chalks in front of the trailer wheels and hooked a rope on the bumber of the truck and unhooked the trailer from the tractor. We pulled the tractor ahead some and hooked the rope on the hitch of the tractor. We started pulling and it was quite the site. The rear wheels got on the trailer first and the trailer went straight up in the air. Finally got the whole thing loaded. Wish I took pictures.
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