Re: Re: Roll over protection for H or M---or any n

Posted by Doc on January 01, 2004 at 09:29:20 from (64.114.249.4):

In Reply to: Re: Roll over protection for H or M---or any non R posted by Rusty Jones on January 01, 2004 at 07:57:40:

Rusty I know exactly what you are saying.I was one of those guys.Having farmed for 20yrs.in the flat
parkland of Sask.then taking a job in the Rocky Mnts.of British Columbia.We bought a small acerage
and leased more mountain land to run some cattle
on.One day I was going up this mountain road to
drag fire wood with my Super M.Well the road was
covered in fist sized rocks and about a 10% grade.
With the "M" in second gear going up hill with no
load the rear wheels started to spin out alternatly and the front wheels bounced to the edge of the road and the r/h front wheel hanging out over the bank.I coudn't go ahead or back then
on trying to inch the tractor back with the l/h brake applied the rocks rolled under the rear wheels and the tractor started to go over the bank
on the r/h side I rode it till the l/h raer wheel
was 12" off the road then jumped off over that tire on to the road.Before leaving I killed the
ignition switch.The tractor rolled 4 tmes down the
50'bank.I wasn't hurt but if I would have had a
RPOS on the tractor I would have less to repair.

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