Posted by Lanse on September 16, 2007 at 16:33:24 from (64.12.117.74):
One of our sheep decided to eat the leaves off a tree near our fence, and climed up on the fence and screwed up the wire so removing that tree jumped up on my list of chores today.
ANYWAY.... I got a chain and the tractor and wrapped it around pretty good and gunned it. After a few yanks, my TSC 3pt drawbar bent pretty well, and I tried driving over it a few times but it diddnt do any good. Well, here I am one busted drawbar later. I would think there would be some internal cracks or something so its stump pulling days are over, but it could still do things like pull the little 4' drag do I wouild like to keep it. Any ideas??
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