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Re: Tractor flipping over
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Posted by G Taylor on April 02, 2002 at 08:06:58 from (64.10.143.67):
In Reply to: Tractor flipping over posted by Stan on April 02, 2002 at 01:19:19:
Tire size,width,inflation & track width all affect stability. According to Firestone & GoodYear the average bias ply tired two wheel drive tractor pulling drawbar loads should have 25% to 35% of it total weight on the front tires at rest. Subject to change of course to mounted equipment.Higher/longer drawbars increase weight transfer from the front end as well.
If the hill is steep enough to roll a tractor it shouldn't be worked due to errosion.
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