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Posted by BushogPapa on August 20, 2004 at 20:46:44 from (152.163.252.193):
In Reply to: Tricycle. posted by Ken.Farmall on August 20, 2004 at 17:46:08:
While I have never been one to see "how much goat" is my tractors. I figure 30 degrees is the absolute limit for my tricycle tractors, and they all have Loaded rear tires..
That would be going along parallel with the hill...
At that angle, the tires are starting to creap sideways if the ground is good and solid..steep enough for me...!
I don"t like it, but I have some mowing that can"t be done any other way...any steeper, and I would just let it go...and you better believe I am plenty careful on those slopes..!!
Ron.
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