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Alpine tractor talk


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I would have loved an Alpine tractor to play with, simply because they are cute and "quart in a pint-pot" different, BUT!

Even I had the sense to realize the clue lies in their nomenclature, and since I am in rank moss, where their low centre of gravity for mountainside stability simply means bottoming out and getting stuck when in soft ground. 

So, horses for courses.

I would still love one though!

Cos they are cute!

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Agreed, they are better suited to awkward terrain with a skidding winch than trailer.  Mine has been brilliant for this and is great in gardens where it doesn't destroy the lawn. 

 

Moving the axle on the trailer involved drilling a few extra holes and sliding the axle backwards. For my set up it was far easier, cheaper and more effective than using chains, that's why I mentioned it...

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