Re: Tarping a tractor

Posted by RWK in WI on February 20, 2000 at 09:33:48 from (169.207.65.221):

In Reply to: Tarping a tractor posted by Duane on February 20, 2000 at 04:48:30:

Two methods that I have used with success since I
also don't have a shed yet are:
I have cut 2/3 of the ends off of a plastic
55 gallon drums and slit it down one side. I put
this over the back of the seat of my Ford 3000 and
the other end rests on the steering wheel. The
sides of the drum drape down far enough to cover
the arms of the 3pt. I take a second drum, cut
both ends off and slit down one side and drape it
over the end of the first on the steering wheel
and over the hood. It covers the instrument panel
and enought of the back of the engine to cover the
starter. They are free enough from the tractor to
allow air circulation to avoid moisture build up.
The second thing I tried it to string a steel
cable, a thick rope would also work, between two
trees about 12 to 15 feet above the ground and
drape a plastic tarp over the cable. Spread the
side apart and park the tractor in the "A". With
the ends open there is no moisture build up and
the "A" sheds snow well. It may not be good for
the trees but they will have to come out if I ever
get to build a shed.
I hope this is helpful.

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