Turn over's never good

Riverslim · Jun 4, 2018

No knowledge, just came across the photo.

Grandpa's Fords · Jun 4, 2018

(quoted from post at 17:19:31 06/04/18) No knowledge, just came across the photo.

And the caption should read; "Could you itch my belly?"

IanC · Jun 4, 2018

Gravity sucks!

Part Time Pete · Jun 4, 2018

We've got a Kubota 3130 with a loader. It's a great tractor, but the hydraulics will pick enough to get you in trouble if you're not careful.
Pete

grayrider · Jun 4, 2018

Holy cow

Lyndon - AB · Jun 4, 2018

Time to grease any pesky, hard to reach grease zerks on the underside! lol

jfreed · Jun 4, 2018

I am sorry. but I see NO overly high-sided bank of dirt OR evidence of a loader full of dirt to facilitate a "roll-over" ?? Operator error??

Will Herring · Jun 4, 2018

(quoted from post at 20:12:26 06/04/18) I am sorry. but I see NO overly high-sided bank of dirt OR evidence of a loader full of dirt to facilitate a "roll-over" ?? Operator error??

Yeah, can't really tell why it flipped. Unless the back wheel found a "hole" or the bucket caused it maybe?

farmerwithmutt · Jun 4, 2018

Remembered a story a guy told me he was on a sidehill with a backhoe and it went over. He jumped off and watched it turn over a couple of times finally ending up at the bottom of the hill on it's tires and running ! He had to run it down jump on and shut it off .

showcrop · Jun 5, 2018

But if it won't turn over it won't start!!!!

cool hand · Jun 11, 2018

Looks to me like the operator unwisely ran the machine onto a loose and unstable pile of dirt and it simply toppled over.

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