muckymanor
Well-Known Member
The old man got the tractor and tanker sunk in a boghole last week (well the tractor went down and the tanker stayed afloat). He got a neighbour to pull him out. The lift arms were buried in the ground, so he raised them. The neighbour swung him to try to get him out of the home and the lift arm caught on the tanker drawbar and bent it well. To make matters worse, they couldn't get it out that way (they didn't notice that the lift arm against the drawbar was stopping them from turning, so they swung it the opposite way and slightly bent it too.
Would someone press a lift arm straight and would it be safe to do so? Or should we be looking at getting replacement ones? I have priced a second hand pair and it ain't pretty!!!!
Would someone press a lift arm straight and would it be safe to do so? Or should we be looking at getting replacement ones? I have priced a second hand pair and it ain't pretty!!!!