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Re: Why narrow front tractors
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Posted by Lou NY on July 29, 2005 at 04:39:00 from (66.150.82.115):
In Reply to: Why narrow front tractors posted by Vince H on July 28, 2005 at 06:05:52:
Grew up on narrow front end tractors on hillsides, they are just as stable as wide fronts, on small fields which were very common when using the older tractors you could work much closer and tighter into the corners of a field, side hilling with any towed implement were everything tends to walk sideways you can keep row crops or windrows feeding into headers properly, much easier to get into tight spaces, try backing back down a feed bunk in a barn with a self unloading wagon with a wide front, your front ends going to be hitting the bunk, narrow fronts are very versitile and safe until YOU as the OPERATOR DO SOMETHING STUPID.
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