Loading Repaired Tractor, Driving Home, and Chain Storage Tip
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Broken TYM Tractor is Back! You won't believe what was wrong with it!
What happens here
The owner loads the repaired TYM T1104 tractor back onto the flatbed trailer at the dealership. He then meticulously secures the tractor using heavy chains and chain binders, ensuring it is safely tied down for the journey home. He also shares a useful DIY tip for storing chains: repurpose old plastic oil jugs (specifically showing a Pennzoil jug) by cutting out the top to create a convenient holder, keeping the chains untangled and easily transportable. After arriving back at the farm, he unloads the tractor by lowering the ramps and driving it off the trailer.
Goal: Safely transport the repaired tractor back to the farm and store tie-down equipment efficiently.
Tools and materials
- Dodge Ram 3500 Pickup Truck Dodge — Towing the trailer with the repaired tractor
- Gooseneck Flatbed Trailer Hudson — Loading and transporting the tractor
- Heavy Chains N/A — Securing the tractor to the trailer
- Old Oil Jug Pennzoil — Repurposed for storing chains
- Ratchet Chain Binders N/A — Tightening the chains for secure transport
- TYM T1104 Tractor TYM — The repaired tractor being loaded and transported
- Utility Knife N/A — Cutting the top of the oil jug