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Re: Why narrow front tractors
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Posted by Dave 2N on July 28, 2005 at 09:50:39 from (205.188.117.66):
In Reply to: Why narrow front tractors posted by Vince H on July 28, 2005 at 06:05:52:
As I've said before, this topic seems to come around about every 28 days like some other things do. Anyway, a couple of things come to mind: 1-The people who are quick to say that NF's are less stable "obviously" have little or no experience with them. 2-It's an operator issue, folks! Use common sense; if what you are doing doesn't feel right don't do it, and go slowly in questionable spots. We used a NF Farmall M and a NF M-H 44 for years on our hills and never a problem. Also used it with a loader too with no problems. All of the tests and formulas in the world can't replace safe operating practices. Now I'm wondering why I jumped in on this topic again; thought I'd sworn off toalking about this issue.
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