Posted by ASEguy on December 08, 2021 at 04:05:11 from (71.11.251.233):
In Reply to: U-make-it ROPS posted by docmirror on December 06, 2021 at 16:45:11:
I won't comment on the homemade ROPS, but will say depending on the grade, that you consider short wide turf tires and wheels. I mow in the summer at a golf course for fun. It's a lot different using a 2wd tractor on a steep grade than a 4wd tractor on the same slope. You'll need a lot of grip not to slide on that rear axle. I mowed with an MF-20 2wd and it was too much of a pucker factor for me. The first time I mowed on a steep slope I broke loose, but since I had the low, wide turf tires I slid down the hill. The boss said that's why they had the turf tires. I never want to experience that again. Getting too old for that type of thrill.
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