Rockyridge
Bronze Member
In the past when ever I need to do something on steep land I have feel pretty safe backing up the hill with the understanding that if it gets to steep the tractor will spin and not go up far enough to tip over the front. But thinking about it with now having a tractor with 4 wheel drive this is probably no longer be true. You could think that it would be better to not have the loader on because the front wheels will have less traction and there for loose traction before getting steep enough to tip over, but on the other hand, if it does tip with the loader on and low enough I suspect that it would hit the ground and prevent the tractor from going over. Another possible concern could be if the front wheels dig them selves into the dirt quickly it could put the tractor at greater angle and therefore more likely to tip over.
Has anyone had any experience with this or know anyone who has?
Thanks for any experience you can share
Has anyone had any experience with this or know anyone who has?
Thanks for any experience you can share