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Re: Narrow Front real Tip Hazard?
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Posted by punchie on February 06, 2003 at 03:01:52 from (199.234.117.213):
In Reply to: Narrow Front real Tip Hazard? posted by Jimbob on February 05, 2003 at 18:27:20:
Hi Jimbob I would add, watch your speed . You double it
and it is 4 time easier for you to turn over.
Water in the tires or wieght in back for side to
side, and front for the role back. Always pull
from the hitch only!!!!!!!( lower the better ).
Never work too tired. IT IS A MUST TO HAVE
GOOD BRAKES, INCHES CAN MAKE A
DIFFERENTS. I've been in a coulpe of tight
spots, if the brakes would have been any
weaker I would have been a lot wrose off. I
love narrow fronts , only have about 10% of the
ground work I do on level. Take your time
learn to be carefull. Watch for holes , stumps
ant hills and bad plowing job. Be Safe !! Punchie
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