Posted by paul on September 17, 2007 at 20:39:08 from (66.44.132.223):
In Reply to: Re: Hey Lanse posted by Lanse on September 17, 2007 at 16:15:19:
Don't want to put you down. :)
You're just doing some bad stuff there with powerful machinery - can get you in trouble quicker than a person can think or react, & then it's too late.
Jerking a tractor is a bad thing. I've seen the results of a broken chain. It's not a good thing.
If the tractor doesn't _pull_ the load, then you have to try a whole different way. Jerking until you bend a drawbar is just terribly, terribly dangerous to you, as well as to the tractor.
Perhaps you can't see that just now, but we all hope you live long enough until you realize just how terribly dangerous that was.....
I had enough unckles with less than 10 fingers, missing a leg, or dead.....
It's no good.
Something bad can happen on a good day when one is being careful......
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