Lawn tractor pull
lovemyranger
hls
"lovemyranger" <nicks...@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice shack?
Traction is likely to be your biggest problem. I had one of these and the
power
was fairly impressive but the light weight and inadequate tires precluded
its being
very useful to pull anything at all.
Don Stauffer
> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice shack?
>
have snow it would depend. Over ground, maybe not. It would have to be
very smooth ground and some sort of sled or wheels.
fred
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> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice shack?
>
With chains on it one would think. How do you know it takes 12 1/2 hours
<g>?
I'd wait a couple months unless you live in Northern Finland though.
Unless you want to be the headline in next Monday's local paper.
cuh...@webtv.net
guy who used some rope on the rear wheels of his car, for extra
traction.I love those old ''Tricks''.
cuhulin
Steve Austin
Bolts and nuts through the tire work well on ice.
lovemyranger
> lovemyranger wrote:
> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice
shack?
didnt mean HOUr Ment horse
lovemyranger
> lovemyranger wrote:
> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice
shack?
how about with chains and waight. that should work i
dont no if this pic will work but il try.
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lovemyranger
> lovemyranger wrote:
> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice
shack?
How would i do that? this is the lawn mower the front
metal thing is gone. and theres a hood now. buts it is heavy to start
with. so anytips on pulling with the mower. or any tips the shanty
part of pulling?
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Tom G
"lovemyranger" <nicks...@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
I've been thinking about using my garden tractor to pull a sled with ice
fishing equipment out onto the ice since I just can't walk the distance
anymore. It's 24 hp so I think it could also pull a shanty. The only two
problems I come up with are: 1. Pulling on snow covered ice, no problem but
wind swept clear ice, the chains might just "skate" and not dig in when
pulling a shanty. 2. Wisconsin requires that Snowmobiles and ATV have
registration numbers (licensed by the state) to travel on lakes, not clear
how that applies to a garden tractor, yet.
Tom G.
lovemyranger
> lovemyranger wrote:
> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice
shack?
Ya good point. i dont think youd have to. and i worry
about the cleance of going threw snow.
phaeton
> "lovemyranger" <nicksho...@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
Judging by the fact that we are getting our first paltry snow today, I
would question whether or not Mendota will freeze enough this year.
-J
AMuzi
> On Nov 30, 11:19 am, "Tom G" <toma...@nospamverizon.net> wrote:
>> "lovemyranger" <nicksho...@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid> wrote in message
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>> news:ef2dnSmdjflD54zW...@giganews.com...
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>>
>>>> lovemyranger wrote:
>>>> can a mongomery ward lawn tractor 12 1/2 hour pull a wooden ice
>>> shack?
>>> how about with chains and waight. that should work i
>>> dont no if this pic will work but il try.
>>> View the attachments for this post at:
>>> http://www.jlaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=31010161#31010161
>> I've been thinking about using my garden tractor to pull a sled with ice
>> fishing equipment out onto the ice since I just can't walk the distance
>> anymore. It's 24 hp so I think it could also pull a shanty. The only two
>> problems I come up with are: 1. Pulling on snow covered ice, no problem but
>> wind swept clear ice, the chains might just "skate" and not dig in when
>> pulling a shanty. 2. Wisconsin requires that Snowmobiles and ATV have
>> registration numbers (licensed by the state) to travel on lakes, not clear
>> how that applies to a garden tractor, yet.
> Judging by the fact that we are getting our first paltry snow today, I
> would question whether or not Mendota will freeze enough this year.
I just got off my bicycle after running errands a block from
Lake Mendota in the snow. How much ya wanna bet?
--
Andrew Muzi
<www.yellowjersey.org/>
Open every day since 1 April, 1971
phaeton
> I just got off my bicycle after running errands a block from
> Lake Mendota in the snow. How much ya wanna bet?
>
> --
> Andrew Muzi
> <www.yellowjersey.org/>
> Open every day since 1 April, 1971
It has gotten chilly, sure. The snow just added a nice crust of ice
on the ground. Makes driving home from work fun :D
I still suspect a mild winter this year, and that's just fine. But if
it's not, well... not much we can do about it, right? :P
-J
phaeton
AMuzi
> Also, did you get a screw in your tire?
That's a regular customer with a one week old $60 Michelin
Pro, hence his sad expression:
http://www.yellowjersey.org/daily.html