Posted by Geo-TH,In on August 18, 2021 at 15:24:41 from (50.102.27.180):
In Reply to: How steep add on posted by grandpa Love on August 18, 2021 at 14:38:50:
I've made trails in woods. One trail has a steep incline is so steep, The terramite will flip over backwards. Good news, the backhoe acts like a wheelie bar to keep you form flipping all the way over. It's scary to see the front end come. With HST you can go in reverse real fast putting the front wheels back on the ground.
Wheel base and height of tractor are also factors. I used to mow tenant's yard with jubilee and woods mower.
Yesterday using the Kubota it was scary in one place in yard. The tractor is taller with cab. I chickened out on side of incline.
If I have to mow that yard, I'll have to pull the jubilee out of retirement.
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