Operating on Slopes - Rear Tire Spacing

   / Operating on Slopes - Rear Tire Spacing #11  
Timely Topic! I had my B7500 out yesterday moving stumps into a pile. I'm not sure what the slope is in the area I was working. I had the left rear tire off the ground twice. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Fortunately I was operating in low range and very slowly as I felt I was operating at the edge of the envelope. If I reacted inappropriately moving or turning in the wrong direction it could have been ugly. I plan to widen my rears as much as I can as my property has little flat ground.

Besides creating additional laundry, I learned a great deal about the machine. I haven't decided if I was being foolish or carefully exploring the performance envelope. I would prefer the later but suspect the former.
 

Tractor & Equipment Auctions

2019 Ford Escape SUV (A56859)
2019 Ford Escape...
2021 NEW HOLLAND GS72 HD FRONT MOUNTED BRUSH CUTTER (A57024)
2021 NEW HOLLAND...
2004 MACK CV713 MIXER TRUCK (A55745)
2004 MACK CV713...
2020 Nissan Rogue SUV (A51694)
2020 Nissan Rogue...
2020 NISSAN Versa Sedan (A53424)
2020 NISSAN Versa...
2023 54' Hooklift Dumpster 20 Cubic Yard (A53422)
2023 54' Hooklift...
 
Top