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woodlandfarms · 05-05-2009, 08:14 PM

I might suggest the Power-Trac line. They are low to the ground, easy to get in and out of. Control pedals, at least on the larger version, are hydraulically controlled so easy to move.

The bigger advantage is all implements are located in front and extremely easy to take on and off. Also turning in a chair to watch your implements may be a big issue, not one with the PT

Also, the engine is low to the ground, maintenance would be easier to accomplish.

This all said, there are rigs out there for the disabled to operate larger frame tractors.

Carl

05-05-2009, 08:14 PM	#13 (permalink)
woodlandfarms Veteran Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Los Angeles / SW Washington Posts: 2,059	Re: New Tractor for a new amputee I might suggest the Power-Trac line. They are low to the ground, easy to get in and out of. Control pedals, at least on the larger version, are hydraulically controlled so easy to move. The bigger advantage is all implements are located in front and extremely easy to take on and off. Also turning in a chair to watch your implements may be a big issue, not one with the PT Also, the engine is low to the ground, maintenance would be easier to accomplish. This all said, there are rigs out there for the disabled to operate larger frame tractors. Carl __________________ Power-Trac 1850, grapple, hoe, 90" mower, 72" box blade Last edited by woodlandfarms; 05-05-2009 at 09:37 PM.