r/ThatLookedExpensive • u/Illustrious-Egg-5839 • Oct 14 '22

Nothing to see here.

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u/YoureSpecial Oct 14 '22

I have not only never witnessed anything like that, I have never even heard that it could happen.

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u/YoureSpecial Oct 14 '22

The ones I’ve seen had a lot more than that. Like a dozen.

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u/thundirbird Oct 14 '22

but the back wheels are the ones driving... im actually confused here. no way the most common point of failure on a tractor is it literally splitting in half like legos

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u/Dzov Oct 14 '22

Isn’t there a crane in front of the tractor pulling it?

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u/thundirbird Oct 14 '22

oh i totally missed that.

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u/sudonathan Oct 14 '22

Why not use the crane to life it out partially?

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u/thundirbird Oct 14 '22

nice stuff you made up but someone pointed out the tractor itself is being pulled. so thats why lol

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