Re: Shipping a tractor cross country

Posted by W4 on April 17, 2007 at 10:09:26 from (4.229.96.150):

In Reply to: Shipping a tractor cross country posted by K.B.-826 on April 16, 2007 at 21:18:28:

A word of caution. If you ship it as a quarter load,try to get it loaded last.Always back the tractor in and CHOCK the wheels. If you have a lead foot driver that has to slam the brakes on in a panic, the tractor wont slide ahead as it will do if they just set the parking brake.If it does move, the drawbar is more likely to protect the sheetmetal from harm.Been there,done that have a dirty old teeshirt to prove it.W4

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