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Posted by the tractor vet on March 03, 2005 at 09:48:45 from (4.124.95.199):
In Reply to: Gotta Love It! posted by Allan in NE on March 03, 2005 at 08:22:22:
Yep, some people never learn . A farn tractor is not a bulldozes and they can even get stuck in snow . My S/H has chains fluid and 5 sets of weights on the wheels plus brackets on the drawbar fot suitecase weights 12 of them and beleive it or not had her diggen for all it was worthe to get out of deep snow.And i have even high centered a 550 Deere dozer in deep snow not bad but just enough that we had to put the pick up on her to get it to move , NOTE TO SELF DON"T DO THAT AGAIN.
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