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Re: Re: Automatic Steering Brakes-opinion
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Posted by Brandon on November 14, 2003 at 19:02:39 from (216.28.111.37):
In Reply to: Re: Automatic Steering Brakes-opinion posted by willie j on November 14, 2003 at 05:19:15:
I think it would be a danger if it applied the brake when the operator (me?) didn't expect it, swung the tractor around, and just happened to be around a crowd of people at the time. I just brought this up for conversation, I'm not saying that it should be disconnected on every tractor that has it, or anything dumb like that. It is just that tractors taken to a show don't usually have a need to turn sharp through sloppy mud, and the system could be a POSSIBLE hazard if driven by someone inexperienced, or if something fast happened, and a driver cranked the wheel around, etc. Just something to think about. Brandon
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