Posted by Will Herring on December 15, 2013 at 18:59:35 from (50.103.229.152):
In Reply to: Tractor Flips Over posted by CGID on December 14, 2013 at 20:11:57:
The only thing that I've ever had pick the front end of my tractor off the ground to any scary extent was when plowing. Raised the three bottom mounted plow up with the hydraulic lever and the front end of the tractor started to come up instead. It dropped back down faster than I could get my foot on the clutch or the hydraulic lever (but damn it was fast for as "slow" as I was going), but I would imagine it couldn't flip the tractor entirely over (unless on a hill and it shifted me sideways maybe) because you'd have to flip OVER the plow or shove it down into the ground really far.
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