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Posted by Oliver on July 22, 2005 at 08:23:42 from (198.209.172.95):
In Reply to: Loading a tractor posted by SAH on July 21, 2005 at 15:37:43:
Find your self a little bank or curb to back up against so you can roll the tractor right on from there, or put the trailer wheels in a ditch so the back of the trailer is near ground level. You will have a heck of a steep slick hill to climb if you tilt the trailer bed. Find the right place, tow the tractor there, then position the trailer and roll her on. I've done it many many times in lots of different places, seldom ever need ramps to load one on to my flat bed car hauler.
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