Tonka
Well-Known Member
with the way a quad is designed to have equal weight distrobution. I would say physics and gravity would cause the bike to fall, unelss it were tied to the bucket by the front bumper. Also with the weight of said bike being hoisted up that far off the ground, the tractor would be off balance and cause the rear wheels to come off the ground since most of the tractors weight is over and slightly behind the front wheels. As for photoshop, I have no earthly clue.
The rear tires on the tractor are filled with water/antifreeze mix. That holds em down. If you're familiar with the old Ford tractors, you'd be able to tell that front axle is sagging from the weight. (This tractor is an old 2N model, built in 1946) Even if not familiar, you can tell by the camber of the front wheels.
The photo has only been modified to "crop" it with the ATV extending beyond the rest of the photo. That's what makes people think the whole thing is fake.
What happened is I got the ATV frame-bound in a snow-drift and it wouldn't move so I had to walk home and get the tractor and a plastic bucket full of chains. After I got it pulled out, I was too lazy to walk back after driving the tractor home (about a mile with wet, freezing feet) so I attempted to tow the ATV by chaining it to the grader blade on the back of the tractor so I could lift the front axle off the ground like a tow truck, but that wasn't working so I just carried it home in the bucket. In the first pic, due to the angle, you couldn't see the chains.



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