Wallace Tractor

LBrown59 · Jan 27, 2009

JoelD said:
It is amazing how strong even a small backhoe is (compared to what you are used to from the big case). I personally think it is one of if not the most useful implement. Really rounds off a small machine.

1*As for Brown, I hate to step on this landmine, but I for one like all points of view. Never hurts to be challenged, sometimes I learn the most from those who call things into question.

I'm getting ready for another foot of snow Wednesday, this snow and ice stuff is getting a little old, but then again, any excuse to pull out the tractor is a good excuse.

Looking forward to summer though, then can start diggin again.

Sincerely,
Joel

*Funny thing is I can say the same thing somebody else says or repeat something that was stated before and get raked over the coals for it while not a peep was ever said to the original posters.

Dodgeram · Jan 27, 2009

LBrown59 said:
*Funny thing is I can say the same thing somebody else says or repeat something that was stated before and get raked over the coals for it while not a peep was ever said to the original posters.

Dude,
Do you ever stop? Or do you just like to read your post?
Three words:

Get Over It.

Move on, nothing to see here.

WarrenF · Jan 27, 2009

LBrown59 said:
*Funny thing is I can say the same thing somebody else says or repeat something that was stated before and get raked over the coals for it while not a peep was ever said to the original posters.

(Poor me....poor pitiful me. If only everyone would realize how truly brilliant I am.)

rimshot · Jan 27, 2009

I'm going against the grain here and say even though it did not play well here LB brought out an issue none of us can take for granted. Maybe this load was fine but there are far to many that could use some shoring up.

but , nice tractor the OP got there.

rim

Brokermike · Jan 27, 2009

So we're now giving credit to someone that poops on our porch just to remind us how nice it smells in our house. Good Grief

For the record I own a Massey and a Kioti I love them both.

asylum575 · Jan 27, 2009

Not to beat a dead horse and I'm in no way taking sides with anyone. But, isn't it possible to secure a tractor in a box truck the same way you would on an open trailer. I mean if there are enough D-Rings on the floor to hook it up to and you can immobilize it, what's the problem. Don't they move these things around in tractor trailers. Isn't that just a long box. There should be no issue with the weight as most box truck are DRW, so the only issue would be it moving around.

Gittyup · Jan 27, 2009

It's ok for Mr. Brown to make a point. I appreciate that. But, it's another to go on and on about it. This is where he gets himself into trouble. See, he still can't let it go.

VictorW · Jan 27, 2009

I don't mind if somebody advised me that I made a mistake or could do something a better way. It's a good learning tool as I have learned much from the members here. But by all means, tell me what I could have done, what may work better, or how to fix the stated problem. LB seems to forget the second part.

mark.r · Jan 27, 2009

Team Wallace puts another one in the net I see. They are certainly good and deserve all the business they get. I too made the long 225 mile trip up last June with trailer in tow. I came back to VA with a trailer full of implements and a truck full of filters and parts. It was fun. I know if I can ever find a good enough reason I'll be using the Wallace's to source that MF3645 I am fascinated with.