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Re: How far can you lean a tractor???????
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Posted by RonMC on April 25, 2000 at 18:47:35 from (24.113.142.165):
In Reply to: How far can you lean a tractor??????? posted by Russ Gregory on April 25, 2000 at 09:22:33:
Russ, if you're mowing, do the safe thing, and try to do it all up and down. Anyone who has had a tractor balancing at the tip-over point can tell you, it's a pretty sick feeling, and they will do whatever to make sure they don't end up there again. These are the lucky ones, some don't get a second chance ! If you have a ROPS, wear your belt, if not, be ready to jump for it - and watch your tractor roll down the hill.
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