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Re: Tractor Rollover Safety - WF vs NF
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Posted by farmallhal on February 11, 2006 at 07:33:22 from (64.24.35.17):
In Reply to: Tractor Rollover Safety - WF vs NF posted by jmauss on February 11, 2006 at 06:55:10:
I recall several posts on this issue a few months back. Someone quoted some numbers that most rollovers occurred with WF tractors. That is misleading in that most all tractors sold today are WF's. I also believe a NF will actually roll over quicker everything being equal but most NF operators know that and stay away from terrain where a roll over could occur. I believe their is also a false sense of security thinking that a WF is so stable it can't roll over by some operators. There's been some photos posted here on the forum showing roll-overs and several were WF's with front end loaders. Need to keep those things close to the ground when loaded and moving. This is just a case of being careful and knowing your tractor. My 2 cents worth. Just be safe and take no chances. Hal
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