Posted by Paul in Mich on June 13, 2009 at 06:29:51 from (66.188.15.68):
In Reply to: wide or narrow on M posted by pheel on June 13, 2009 at 03:43:24:
pheel,
Depending on the loader, a wide front may or may not be compatable. As to stability, it is always best to optimize the stability by either adding duals, widening the rear wheels as much as reasonably possible (over 72 inches), and add weights as well as load (add liquid) to the rears. A lot of the stability comes from the operator such as keeping the loaded bucket close to the ground during transport, raise the loaded bucket above hood level only on level ground, and don't make quick sharp turns. Most accidents are due to operator misjudgement, as opposed to mechanical short-comings.
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