[AT] Teen girls lift tractor off their dad

[Alan Nadeau]

DUH!!  My bad.  For whatever reason, my computer will not open links in 
emails.  The result is that I have to cut and paste links.  I used copy the 
first time, wrote that it wouldn't open for me and then tried "copy 
shortcut" and it went fine.

Even a short "running start" on a chained load can make bad things happen 
with the utility tractors.  Since most of the N family and derivatives tend 
to be light on the front they can really get squirrelly.  If pulling from a 
3 pt. drawbar it's even worse if the 3 pt is lifted in an attempt to gain 
traction.

That is one lucky fellow at any rate.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alan Nadeau" <ajnadeau1 at myfairpoint.net>
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Sent: Thursday, April 11, 2013 1:53 PM
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> The link didn't work for me.
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>>I work alone almost all the time. But I don't pull stumps with my
>> tractors. Let's be very careful out there, folks!
>>
>> <http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/teen-daughters-lift-3-000-pound-tractor-off-203355534--abc-news-topstories.html?cmp=emc-wabc-Eyewitness_News_Midday_Update-041113-U.S._&_World_News1-7091254>
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>> Mike
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