Re: Are Narrow fronts with Loaders always dangerous?

Posted by Vector Analysis on September 25, 2000 at 08:03:36 from (207.115.63.25):

In Reply to: Are Narrow fronts with Loaders always dangerous? posted by MT Greenhorn on September 24, 2000 at 10:52:47:

To Joe and all: As viewed from the front and switching between a narrow front to a wide front, the stability can be IMPROVED just as soon as the center of the load goes below the PIVOT pin on a wide front. This can be easily shown with highschool vector analysis or just sit in front in a chair at eye level to the pivot pin of the wide front. Raise the load above the pin and then lower it well below the pivot pin. A heavy load slung BELOW the wide fronts pivot pin will add stability. This assumes same tractor rear end and a row crop type as in this string. Moral of the story: If I wanted the most stability, I would like many tons slung below the wide fronts pivot pin and held just off the ground a few inches.. You would need to force that layout to tip..Use vector analysis and draw it out on paper. harvey

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