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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on July 10, 2006 at 17:42:25 from (65.169.97.206):
In Reply to: Flip over avoidance posted by vrickster on July 10, 2006 at 16:33:19:
Well I guess that would avoid the danger of the frontend coming up. But your pulling power would be greatly reduced. I would rather use a little common sense. Never jerk a chain. Keep the hitch point low enough to not cause the front end to rear up. Know your tractor and how it acts on different footing. I am posting a pic I found on the web. I may be ridiculed for this but as a teen skidded logs out of the woods doing this very thing. The front end would never come more than a foot or two off the ground and yes, Harley. I steered with the brakes.

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