[Kevin Beitz]

This is the tool to really get hurt with....
<img src=http://user.pa.net/~kbeitz/Power%20King/Heavy%20tractor.JPG>

More pictures...

http://user.pa.net/~kbeitz/Power King/

 

[Ingersoll444]

SWEET!!!!:thumbsup:

What model is it? I see it has the 24" tires. Got to love those PK's

 

[memmurphy]

Hi Kevin! That is one way to get under a tractor for repairs. Also a quick way to put your smaller tractors up in the barn's loft. And like you said, a good way to get hurt if you make a mistake while doing the above.

Mark

 

[Live Oak]

Boy those Power Kings sure do have a striking resemblance to the Cub 154 Lo Boy. Nice little rig! :thumbsup:

 

[jodyand]

How much weight you got on the front of that tractor. Man on man i could use that good job Kevin:thumbsup:
Jody

 

[Ingersoll444]

Originally posted by Chief
Boy those Power Kings sure do have a striking resemblance to the Cub 154 Lo Boy. Nice little rig! :thumbsup:

The PK's with the 24" rear wheels used the same size frint, and rear wheels as a cub. Real tough tractor.

BTW I passed on plowing up a garden yesterday. Never seen one in my aera in use before. Just chegging along, splitting updirt. Looked like fun

 

[guest]

makes for an easy job of changing tires....