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Paul, Without any lifting tools but a jack I think your idea sounds good up until the dragging a non-movable tractor. You never stated the reason the tractor wont roll so its possible to add more damage by dragging it. I would first get some 1/2 to 1" galvananized pipe/ nipples Etc and put on the trailer floor with plywood or the like on the pipe so its a short movable floor that can move with the tractor on it. I have done this a few times with good results. Just make sure the floor is blocked good & the tractor is tied down before starting to transport or you will end up with the load in the street/road whatever. I lost a bundled load of railroad ties in the middle of the street a few years back and it was an embarrassing situation with all the horns honking and being flipped off. BUT, (Ya think anybody offered to help)?.:argue:
Paul, Without any lifting tools but a jack I think your idea sounds good up until the dragging a non-movable tractor. You never stated the reason the tractor wont roll so its possible to add more damage by dragging it. I would first get some 1/2 to 1" galvananized pipe/ nipples Etc and put on the trailer floor with plywood or the like on the pipe so its a short movable floor that can move with the tractor on it. I have done this a few times with good results. Just make sure the floor is blocked good & the tractor is tied down before starting to transport or you will end up with the load in the street/road whatever. I lost a bundled load of railroad ties in the middle of the street a few years back and it was an embarrassing situation with all the horns honking and being flipped off. BUT, (Ya think anybody offered to help)?.:argue: