Em 1/6/2010 11:44, Alan B Pearce escreveu:
>> The right-hand side front wheel doesn't appear to be lifted off the
>> ground. Perhaps the left-hand side tire is flat and he just jammed the
>> suspension to keep it from touching the ground.
>> We use this a lot in the farms, when a tractor's front tire gets
>> punctured far away from the facilities, we just lift it from the ground
>> (a little slope may be used to raise it above the level of the other
>> one) and stick a piece of hard wood under the suspension arm. After the
>> tractor moves away from the slope, the wheel remains raised in the air.
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> In a vehicle with an engine that would have the torque, it wouldn't be to=
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> hard to do that by dropping the clutch with reasonable revs on. The torqu=
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> reaction would lift one wheel before the other. =

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Yes, a tractor can be easily tipped backwards if the foot slips out of
the clutch pedal.

Isaac

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