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Re: Tractor Rollover Safety - WF vs NF
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Posted by burnetma on February 12, 2006 at 19:08:42 from (24.39.218.58):
In Reply to: Tractor Rollover Safety - WF vs NF posted by jmauss on February 11, 2006 at 06:55:10:
You did not mention if your unit has the TA and live pto or is the plain jane 350U with the standard pto. If it is the standard pto, an over-run clutch is required or your brush cutter could push you into trouble. My experience with a 350U is that the stability is very good (possibly better than my JD5420), but the brakes were marginal on a steep grade. I was actually forced to use the front end loader to stop more than a few times.
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