Posted by Zachary Hoyt on October 04, 2010 at 17:11:42 from (184.8.252.190):
I went to pick up a Case VAC parts tractor that had flat front tires, one rear tire up and the other side riding on the rim. I got a neighbor to haul it in his 5x10 trailer the 5 miles back here. I was puzzling over how to load it since there was no tractor there to push it in and I was going to use a come-along. The wife of the couple who owned it was there and she said that her husband had moved it out of the woods edge onto the lawn by "turning something there on the back". After a minute the light bulb came on and I knew what she meant. I blocked the clutch, put the PTO in gear, put the tractor in first gear and put an 18" crescent wrench on the PTO stub. I was able to move it fairly easily that way, and it was far faster than the come-along would have been. Of course if I had had a winch it would have been easier, but that's life. I thought I should tell the story and see if anyone else has done this sort of thing. Zach
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