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Re: Over-the-row tractors
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Posted by Daniel Dickerson on August 29, 2000 at 12:40:52 from (216.220.143.217):
In Reply to: Over-the-row tractors posted by Jeff Connell on August 25, 2000 at 09:38:12:
Hey Jeff,
What exactly is it that you want to go over anyway? Just keep in mind that usually the higher the tractor stands the easier it is to turn over (at least this is true for the old "high boy" tricycle front end like the kind farmall came out with) You may think about going to the photo gallery on this web site and taking a look - they have a lot of tractors!!!! Have fun and BE SAFE!
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