Posted by jdtractor on January 26, 2022 at 11:04:15 from (98.23.233.142):
In Reply to: Mowing a slope posted by MattCatlin on January 24, 2022 at 19:23:00:
Hi. I have been keeping up when I have time reading this forum. I always find something interesting this post caught my eye. Here were Im located in swpa we mow both ways. I personally mow my farm which is that steep probably steeper up and down. You will find its much safer I have owned several tractors of the size in your picture set up the same. All four tires fluid loaded and a fel with bucket attached. I have had no problems mowing heavy filth steep and rough I along with several folks in this area mow the same way. I also have mowed pipeline row with the same type of ground. Just remember to keep it straight.. Last word of advice I can tell you is to respect your machine if your scared to do it then dont. Not worth it! Hire it done or forget it. Better alive then the opposite just my 0.02 CTs. Good luck.
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