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Re: Getting a tractor back on wheels
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Posted by Jonathan on April 10, 2004 at 19:43:44 from (64.91.163.207):
In Reply to: Getting a tractor back on wheels posted by RWK in WI on April 10, 2004 at 06:42:59:
Sounds like maybe a cable logskidder might be able to do it, althought they will be running WAY over 3 tons, or maybe even a big 4wd tractor or payloader. I would think something that could be driven right to the site wouldn't be bothered by the police (just make sure to take the chains off that skidder before you road it!). There must be something right around in the immediate area capable of doing the job and wouldn't have to be moved very far.
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