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Posted by Chad Franke on June 06, 2005 at 07:26:04 from (65.112.203.194):
I just bought 2 W9 McCormicks, now have the task of getting them. I have lined up a trailer to borrow from a fellow board member. Now what is the best way to get them on the trailer (one per trip, obviously). Details: Neither one runs, both have flat tires all around, one partly disassembled. Moved to where they are in the last year, so they aren't buried or grown into the ground...Keep in mind these are big tractors, not a little row crop. I am thinking a comealong and start working to pull them up. Bring my ramps for the rear of my Sububan (lower the back of the trailer). Anyone have any better ideas or hints? Thanks for any help.
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