The Ford may sway but less likely to actually tip over.

small, non-compressible footprint. in contrast to the rubber tires on shock mounted springy connections.

Even my ladder leaning up against the tree or the house has an even tinier footprint, but as long as one foot isn't in soft dirt, up and down the ladder, in the footprint of the ladder (no leaning!), you're probably good to go.

Your ladder against a tree has a three point stance.

The only word that comes to mind is brawn...

That's a good word for it.

Would make a great toy hauler w/rollback bed...

Not really a plane anymore, just plain fun.

Seems for every tractor coming on the market there's a half dozen companies making parts and accessories for it.
It's easier to sell an owner pieces to make his machine work better, or even do things it couldn't before, than sell him a whole new machine.

That would be an interesting tool to have as an option.

Sometimes a car/truck deteriorate to the point where they become just a machine.

It was half the power and less refined than the American light weights, but it preceded them by 20 years.
One of these just sold for like a zillion dollars...

They spelled 'evil' wrong.

And 'live'.

And 'Evel'.

:p:

I like the chassis on the re... nevermind

Mechanical internals provided by LEGO.

Granberg + Stihl = good fun

https://youtu.be/9lmigX7qKAQ