Response: Thanks for your inquiry. Actually, only one of the tractors was sold to me as runnable. However, I would not want to count on it running. I have no clue how long it has been sitting. Thanks again. Tom (12/6/2007)

Response: WHAT WOULD YOU BE WILLING TO GIVE TO HAVE THREE (3) OF THESE HAULED TO YOU IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS? I AM WORKING ON A LOAD IN YOUR AREA. THANKS AGAIN--GTHAULING (12/6/2007)

Response: No more than I have to. ;) You tell me what you can do and I'll tell you if it works for me. Thanks a lot for your time. Sincerely, Tom J. (12/6/2007)

Response: Hello. I don't remember off the top of my head what the measurements were that I listed but I estimated that the total weight would probably be around 25,000 lbs. It sounds like you are talking about a trailer behind a pickup. Is that correct? Are you sure that you can haul that kind of weight? Concerning the length, I estimated that each tractor was approximately 11 ft. long but since 3 of the 4 are narrow fronts, a person could put at least 2 of them side by side, opposite of each other. In the past, I have received loads where the shipper took one of the front rims off of the wheatland tractor (W-9) and was then able to put it side by side and opposite of a narrow front. Keep in mind that I will have to make arrangements with the former owner as he will be the one helping to load. (as needed) This isn't something that is likely to be taken care of overnight. Thanks! Tom (12/11/2007)

Response: yes i can handle that kind of weight, I have hauled it several times before. I just need to know for sure that they will fit on a 36 ft x 102" flatbed, if so I can bid (12/11/2007)

Response: Alright, well, I would say that, in my estimation, if you are willing to get the W-9 and one of the narrow front tractors opposite of each other so they can also b e somewhat side by side, then yes, they should all fit within the 36 foot span. What I was trying to point out previously was that it might take a little bit of "doing" to get the W-9 sitting opposite of another tractor but it certainly CAN be done. Further, the former owner has a tractor to help with in loading and I believe that it has a loader on it. I suppose, at worst, a person could lift the front of one of the narrow fronts and so get the wide front of the W-9 underneath it...? If you have a winch on your trailer, that would be most helpful as well. If not, we sometimes pull them on by driving the pull tractor along side the trailer. It works pretty well. Thanks, Tom (12/11/2007)

Response: yes I do have a winch and I will place a formal bid now thank you for your time. (12/11/2007)