Posted by Dan-IA on September 17, 2007 at 13:37:15 from (216.51.179.115):
In Reply to: Bent drawbar posted by Lanse on September 16, 2007 at 16:33:24:
Lanse, you can pull up little saplings with a 2 or 3pt. Just back up until the drawbar is almost on top of them, drop it as low as it"ll go, wrap the chain twice and tie it short as possible. Then get on the tractor and raise straight up, it"ll pull little trees. Don"t be driving to pull trees, that"s asking for trouble. Slow and steady is key, log chains won"t take jerkiness. I know you"re a hyper young fella, but take it easy. Tractors aren"t meant for cuttin" up with.
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