Back in the mid 70s when I was a teen I worked on a farm on weekends when not needed on our own farm. We were just comming back from lunch and one guy jumps on a narrow front Farmall M. He never noticed the wheels turned tight to one side. He went to take off fast tractor spun around in tight circle, threw him off and tipped over. He got lucky. Another guy I worked for never got so lucky. He was taking some dirt down a hill and around a corner of his house in a front end loader bucket. He had the bucked raised too high, as he turned at bottom of hill tractor tipped over and crushed him. I was not working there at the time this was a few years after I left. I can not see any way that a front end loader would ever help stop a roll over. I would think arms would just bend and twist around. A person has to be real carefull out there on that equipment.
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