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Re: What tractor is the best suited for mowing hilly terrain?
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Posted by Ray,IN on May 31, 2001 at 22:04:25 from (63.87.47.161):
In Reply to: What tractor is the best suited for mowing hilly terrain? posted by Rick Burns on May 30, 2001 at 20:35:56:
I use my Ferg. TO30 to brushog the pond dam-about,30-40deg. I can set out all four wheels to the max. and the width is 76in. The engine top is near 4ft.;this makes the stability great,and the tractor look like a giant spider. The tractor never feels "tippy", but I go very slow in case of hidden holes/ruts/limbs etc., and angle across and down. This takes lots of time to do all this, but I'm still here!
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