Posted by gun guru on October 24, 2010 at 15:02:27 from (24.180.85.120):
In Reply to: clever idea posted by herbert johnson on October 24, 2010 at 09:15:19:
I am no expert in hauling equipment, but those straps look to cheesy to hold down a utility tractor that weighs 3500 pounds.
A few months ago a guy from my church that has a 40HP deere 4320 tractor came over and did some work and when he left he used steel chain to secure the tractor to his trailer---Front and back.
I would only haul a utilty tractor with nylon straps if you are not going over 15mph on the back roads to drive a few miles.
As far as the wood blocks, I would have used a 4x4.
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