Anyone ever roll over a tractor?

[rd_macgregor]

I haven't quite gone over yet (and hope it never happens). It can be either really quick or quite slo-mo; in either case, I bet you have just enough time to wish you hadn't left the ROPS folded.
BOB

 

[aczlan]

Links to other tractor sites are automatically filtered out? That seems unnecessary.

Odd, that is the first time I have seen it. Perhaps there is some kind of disagreement between Muhammed and Green Tractor Talk.
This link should work: 1026R Rollover

Aaron Z

 

[sdkubota]

I nearly rolled my Kubota on day 2 of owning it. I will also say I cut my teeth on heavy equipment but never on anything 5 ft wide. I had a lot of weight in bucket and had to be lifted 5 feet off the ground. Only a slight slope but tractors side lifted up. I hung my rear end over the side and phoned my neighbor who has a skidsteer. He came over and we safely got the bucket down and all four wheels back on the ground. I felt like an idiot but came to realize just how dangerous small tractors can be. Since then I widened by rear wheels by 8" and constructed a 1,000 lb weight for the 3ph. Live and learn...

 

[JimR]

Anytime that you use a loader on your tractor you should have a counterweight on the back end. This is extremely important if you have a smaller CUT tractor. A loaded bucket will just about get your back end off the ground and surely will while driving if you hit a good bump.