Fuddyduddy1952
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I would think an inclinometer wouldn't do anything. If you run over something like a 6x6 post laying down tractor won't roll over but inclinometer would show too much tip.
Then if you had a sinkhole tractor could tip but too late for the inclinometer.
I have an area I bush hog that's super steep but I do it when ground is firm (no rain for days) and I back uphill, straight down forward slowly. An inclinometer would be something else to look at instead of where you're going.
If I feel unsure I just go straight downhill instead of across even if it takes longer, remembering heavy end uphill.
Then if you had a sinkhole tractor could tip but too late for the inclinometer.
I have an area I bush hog that's super steep but I do it when ground is firm (no rain for days) and I back uphill, straight down forward slowly. An inclinometer would be something else to look at instead of where you're going.
If I feel unsure I just go straight downhill instead of across even if it takes longer, remembering heavy end uphill.