farmboy12
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- Joined
- Feb 18, 2008
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- Location
- Benedict, MD
- Tractor
- Kubota M4900 FEL; New Holland TC30 MMM; Ford 1620; Ford 1520 MMM; John Deere X740; John Deere 455 MMM; Craftsman 19.5hp;;;;; Antiques: 1946 John Deere B; 1951 John Deere MT; 1952 Allis Chalmers B; 1967 International 140
1*It's what i think.
I want an 18* tilt with ramps .
Or get one with the wheels in the rite place.
1*Why the difference ?
2*Just Back the tractor and tiller on to the trailer .
Another alternative is to load attachments onto the trailer with a set of forks.
Another way is use a winch.
Big advantage:Safer to use and load.
no heav ramp to lift .
LB-
We know what you want.
Also, the wheels on a tilt should be forward more because if they are all the way back, then the loading angle will be much steeper.
He wants the tiller loaded seperate. Tiller on, then drive tractor on, possibly with another attachment. Loading them on with forks may not be as easy as you think on a tilt bed. If it is a full tilt, then the whole bed is tilted at the same time. So, you would have to load the tiller, strap it down, tilt, load tractor, then put it back up. If you put the tiller all the way at the front, then it would be very hard to tilt if it's a manual tilt, and may put strain on the hydraulics if it is hydraulic.
Kyle