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Posted by chris sweetland on May 24, 2006 at 17:45:27 from (69.183.38.195):
In Reply to: Pulling stumps posted by Mike_Joel on May 24, 2006 at 15:27:15:
send a trailer for my 76 chevy custom 20 and i will be glad to lend you the chain too loop the chain around the stump with the choker hook then take the other end and loop it around the frane rails by the bumper put it in 4 wheel low range then use the granny gear and let the clutch out easy to tighten up the chain then let it do the work no but seriously be carful try using a pully system as it will aid in the torque and keep your nose down good luck and save some fun fo all of us
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