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beppington
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Thanks everyone :thumbsup:
My rear tires are loaded, & I have either the bush hog or the grading scraper on the back at all times.
When I push a tree, I do not ram it, ever, never, ever ... I very gently put the bucket against it, & while looking up at the tree top, & with my dad watching too, I push against it (if it won't go over that way, I know there's more root digging to do). I know there's still some danger, but it's a risk I'm willing to take. I also keep my tilt steering wheel & arm rest both up, & I sit on the front-left corner of my seat (have to be there anyway to look out & around the roof to see the tree top), so I can jump outta there if needed.
My rear tires are loaded, & I have either the bush hog or the grading scraper on the back at all times.
When I push a tree, I do not ram it, ever, never, ever ... I very gently put the bucket against it, & while looking up at the tree top, & with my dad watching too, I push against it (if it won't go over that way, I know there's more root digging to do). I know there's still some danger, but it's a risk I'm willing to take. I also keep my tilt steering wheel & arm rest both up, & I sit on the front-left corner of my seat (have to be there anyway to look out & around the roof to see the tree top), so I can jump outta there if needed.