ROP
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CADplans
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I highly recommend that you ONLY take the 755 places with adequate clearance for the ROPs,,,
WranglerX
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Not sure why you need to remove it for transport, putting it in covered trailer maybe?... Maybe a little information for clarity...
Dale
John Fitzgerald
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Put a folding ROPS on?
CobyRupert
Super Member
Ehh.. looks like if you drive it forward into the trailer you'd only have to notch out a few inches of the trailer roof for it to fit in.
buckeyefarmer
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Or deflate the tires a little, maybe if it's close..
MossRoad
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Here's a thread about the same subject. They said they removed it, but could use two people, as it's awkward. Hope that helps....
https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums.../265698-need-little-help-dimension-maybe.html
MossRoad
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radios1
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I think the 2 point ROPS are designed to fold over upon contact moving forward. this way, if there's a rollover and the tractor has forward momentum, the ROPS don't get damaged, I think they thought of everything!.. I don't like that idea, 4 point ROPS for the win!.. also, Lowes or Homedepot or some tool rental place would have a flatbed trailer for the tractor, so no need to test the automatic fold over protection!..Ehh.. looks like if you drive it forward into the trailer you'd only have to notch out a few inches of the trailer roof for it to fit in.
