Re: Offset Farmalls Prone to Overturning ??

Posted by Glenn-WV on July 21, 2003 at 06:05:33 from (166.123.208.120):

In Reply to: Offset Farmalls Prone to Overturning ?? posted by New Super A Man on July 20, 2003 at 22:53:57:

The best advice I can give is to go up and down the face of the hill, not across the front(and that goes for any tractor). Like the others said, the tractor was designed to accomodate the weight shifted to one side. The balance is good. My granddad had a Farmall offset(a 100). His farm was half flat land and half steep hillside. He never flipped the tractor, and he even baled hay with pull-type baler on that hillside. The operator just has to pay attention to what he is doing. :-)

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