Posted by B-maniac on March 13, 2014 at 13:12:10 from (75.133.243.250):
In Reply to: load trailer posted by jbk on March 13, 2014 at 06:32:12:
Well my trailer is a low profile with fenders and beaver tail (1' off ground) and 5' ramps so my feeling is that if one can't safely drive on that frontwards then one better get the hell off a tractor. I've drove my '50 JD B on and backed off many times WITHOUT a center ramp and done it safely. I have since made a center ramp because I'm not always the one loading. If your clutch don't work right then fix it as you are not safe around people or other tractors anyway, let alone loading. So bottom line is , how high is trailer,how long are ramps, how good is clutch and how does it NEED to be loaded for balance? Like someone said in the last post about this, "if my rears are going to slip off, I'd rather it be backing down than backing up."
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