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riptides · 10-31-2009, 09:16 PM

Well you should use common sense and get educated on the weight and character of the loads your pulling/pushing or carrying. A load shift and you have a new set of problems. Know your tractors operating limits.

Tractors can flip or roll going down hill too. On my roll-over I had to much weight behind me. It actually lifted the tractor, and well, life goes on.

I would say work smart, be alert and second think, give yourself a what if on your new project. Then buckle up and be safe.

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riptides Elite Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Northern Virginia Posts: 3,015	Re: Roll Overs Well you should use common sense and get educated on the weight and character of the loads your pulling/pushing or carrying. A load shift and you have a new set of problems. Know your tractors operating limits. Tractors can flip or roll going down hill too. On my roll-over I had to much weight behind me. It actually lifted the tractor, and well, life goes on. I would say work smart, be alert and second think, give yourself a what if on your new project. Then buckle up and be safe.