Posted by Wayne in MN on September 29, 2007 at 13:52:46 from (71.13.41.242):
In Reply to: Row Crop tractors posted by Tom Arnold on September 29, 2007 at 10:16:22:
Growing up in the Yellowstone Valley near Fairview, MT, we had all 3 styles of front ends for our Farmalls. I really liked the singe front for ease of turning when mowing, cultivating, etc. The wide fronts of the 40's took a lot more room to turn so didn't use them much except on the sugar beet topper. I stacked many a hay stack with single or double fronts and never had any problems unless the load was carried too high and trying to turn a corner. Any style front end will allow a tractor to tip or roll IF THE OPERATOR IS NOT CAREFUL!!
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