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spudmuffa | 02:20 Sat 14th Apr 2007 | Animals & Nature
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Why do tractors have two big wheels at the back and two small wheels at the front?
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If it was the other way round, the cab would be leaning backwards and the driver would get a headache.
03:39 Sat 14th Apr 2007
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Its the only way you can get ground clearance from the differential, the differential being the lowest point of a tractor, on four wheel drive tractors where they have a differential at the front as well they also have large wheels. lots of ground clearance needed for spanning crops etc so not to damage them.
19:22 Sat 14th Apr 2007
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Ratter is absolutely right of course but it would take a very long armed farmer indeed to reach his thermos and ploughmans lunch from the front mud guarde, the rear mud guarde however is conveniently situated from a seated position.
22:50 Sat 14th Apr 2007
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Oh I see!! Im the only one that gives the correct answer and I dont get any stars!!!!

There is no justice!!!
21:52 Sun 15th Apr 2007

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