BXinNH
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Left mostly. FEL joystick and HST pedals on the right.
Matt.
Matt.
Mounting Tractor? RIGHT or LEFT
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Wyobuckaroo
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My Girlfriend ask me the same ?............
Why do I always mount and dismount from the left side.
Guess the only answer is.
That is the side you normally get on and off a horse...........
Learned that way back when I was a kid.
VERY rarely use the right side.
Keep safe
Wyo
Why do I always mount and dismount from the left side.
Guess the only answer is.
That is the side you normally get on and off a horse...........
Learned that way back when I was a kid.
VERY rarely use the right side.
Keep safe
Wyo
Perplexed
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On the left, usually. But if there's something on the immediate right-hand side that I need to attend to, I'll dismount on that side. Gotta watch the FEL controls, though.
Rustywreck
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RoyJackson
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Maybe the more pertinent question would be "Which side do you fall off from...?"
grsthegreat
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cant help it if your only 2'7" roy :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
also, the beverage holders in the tractor arnt for beer or wine coolers
RoyJackson
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cant help it if your only 2'7" roy :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:
also, the beverage holders in the tractor arnt for beer or wine coolers
You have a problem with us drunken dwarfs, Dude??
On my orange B20 the right side access or egress is not an option. There is too much stuff in the way on that side to fit my carcass through. Would be a challenge to make it work even if I were much thinner. Long right handed joy stick and valving all sorts of in the way, locked or otherwise.
Were mounting/dismounting from the right side an option, I would surely use either depending on the situation. Personal bulk aside, this appears to be a decision/practice that is mostly determined by the *equipment's* setup.
Dennis
Durn! When I was a younster my cowboy buddies always made fun of me for not knowing which side of a horse to mount. Most of the horses I was allowed to ride were to old and slow to care anyway. Now I find out there is a right and wrong on a tractor. Now I'll have to look to see if anyone is watching when I get on a tractor. I just always went for the easiest and closest.