Wallace Tractor

[JoelD]

I'm thinking this is as about as safe as it gets.

YouTube - Amazing unloading excavator

Joel

 

[greenmule]

Last time I rented one,nobody asked,what I was going to haul in it,[but that was several years ago].Its desil not gas so that part wouldn't make much sense,as long as none leaked out.As far as securing it,looks like it can't go backwards or forwards,mighta coulda used a chain stopping the sideways part,but it wouldn't a went far even if tiller scooted all the way to side,probably not even enough to tell driving it.Seen much more dangerous things going down the road many many times,with state police watching them go on.

 

[wallace]

I really didn't see any harm in pointing out any safety issues .

First off I would never jepadorize anyones safety just to make a sale.
I have been in the trucking industry all my life without a single incident.
I have hauled loads (legally) that would make people turn there heads the other way.

Tractors in a box trailer or truck is not illegal or unsafe.

Maybe you should come hang out at my place for a week and see how stuff is shipped.
All my Mahindra tractors come in a 53' boxed truck with very minimal straping to the wall of the trailer.
Next time you have a LTL delivery or see one of those trucks in your neighborhood climb up inside...you would be shocked on the way product is not secured yes even hazardous materials.


Now back to the praising of Wallace Tractor!

 

[asylum575]

Slackdaddy, Congrats on the tractor

Rick, Good work making another happy tractor owner and getting him home safely

Lbrown59, priceless

 

[JDGREEN4ME]

What's wrong with this picture?

He only bought one tractor instead of three???

 

[Dmace]

What's wrong with this picture?

He only bought one tractor instead of three???

He didn't get a cab..?

 

[LBrown59]

Ok :
So sombody show me some threads /post where somebody is using box trucks to haul their tractors with.

 

[MikeD74T]

Ok :
So sombody show me some threads /post where somebody is using box trucks to haul their tractors with.

Many members have used ramp trucks & flatbed trucks which are box trucks without a box. In my area I know of no dealer that transports with trailers for anything less than 100 hp.
You are missing the point a little here. Regulations are different for rolling / non-rolling loads because there's a different risk & method of failure.
The pics were to show off a new tractor not a "how to" on transport. There is a visable strap securing the front of the tractor and one can barely see some of the blocking. There is more than " a 2x4" in place. Neither text or pics show that only gravity is securing the load. Merely knowing the majority of TBN members might do something different is not legislation and is not necessarily unsafe. Lighten up - Dude! MikeD74T

 

[IslandTractor]

Lighten up - Dude! MikeD74T

And please, please Mr Brown, return to your haunt in the Kubota forum. We welcome any constructive thoughtful participation from outside the Kioti interest group but your comments are nearly always inane, misinformed or worthless. Kindly go build up your post count somewhere else.

 

[Dodgeram]

And please, please Mr Brown, return to your haunt in the Kubota forum. We welcome any constructive thoughtful participation from outside the Kioti interest group but your comments are nearly always inane, misinformed or worthless. Kindly go build up your post count somewhere else.

Outstanding response