CobyRupert
Super Member
I didn’t think “flip” and “roll” were directional terms. Why can’t something be flipped on its side, or rolled over backwards?
OP, if you’re inexperienced, get a tractor with a roll bar (ROPS) and WEAR THE SEATBELT. A ROPS without using the seatbelt is just as dangerous as having no ROPS.
As far as flipping / rolling the tractor over backwards, always be aware of where you’re pulling from. Anything connected to the rear of tractor (or 3 point hitch) above the height of the rear axle will want to “flip” the front end up when you pull.
OP, if you’re inexperienced, get a tractor with a roll bar (ROPS) and WEAR THE SEATBELT. A ROPS without using the seatbelt is just as dangerous as having no ROPS.
As far as flipping / rolling the tractor over backwards, always be aware of where you’re pulling from. Anything connected to the rear of tractor (or 3 point hitch) above the height of the rear axle will want to “flip” the front end up when you pull.