Farm boys and tractor fans..
Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 3:17 pm
and if you thought you couldn't bog a tractor either. Heres my most recent attempt -
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Farm boys and tractor fans..
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 5:26 pm
hahaha, synchronised tractors who would of thought... oh and drifting!
and if you thought you couldn't bog a tractor either. Heres my most recent attempt -
and if you thought you couldn't bog a tractor either. Heres my most recent attempt -
Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 9:53 am
I can see your problem there Bumpty. Its the wrong colour. Its gotta be a green and yellow one 
Posted: Thu Sep 13, 2007 12:17 pm
haha No way, I'm more of a Case man my self... the Red and Black,
but the New Holland in the pic has proven to be pretty reliable,
except for the odd occasion.
but the New Holland in the pic has proven to be pretty reliable,
except for the odd occasion.
Posted: Sat Sep 15, 2007 12:52 pm
Reminds me of Subaman's and my younger days growing up on the parents' property. He had an old Fiat 615 tractor that we used to drive around at about 11 yrs for Subaman and 13yrs for me. 7 speed, hand throttle and full of grunt.
When dad wasn't around Grant and I would get out there and put the tractor in top gear, pull the hand throttle the whole way on, lock the back diff and then dump the clutch. We used to measure who could get the longest wheel stand out of it.
We also used to get some pretty good speed up and then slam on one of the brakes. It had 2 pedals for the back brakes and you could choose which way you wanted to spin. The engine was running pretty much flat out while doing this. The inside would skid and the outside one would keep going at the same speed with the diff unlocked. Add some mud and we had hours of fun.
Hell fun but thinking back probably just a touch dangerous.
When dad wasn't around Grant and I would get out there and put the tractor in top gear, pull the hand throttle the whole way on, lock the back diff and then dump the clutch. We used to measure who could get the longest wheel stand out of it.
We also used to get some pretty good speed up and then slam on one of the brakes. It had 2 pedals for the back brakes and you could choose which way you wanted to spin. The engine was running pretty much flat out while doing this. The inside would skid and the outside one would keep going at the same speed with the diff unlocked. Add some mud and we had hours of fun.
Hell fun but thinking back probably just a touch dangerous.