|
ok if the hill is severe, up and down mowing, watch your turning on the side of the hill , the extra weight can swing your front end around especially with the upward momentum,, depending on the size of the back blade, same thing, some are quite heavy, any extra weight hanging off the back increases less weight to be on the front axle, it'll be ok,, you just gotta use your head,if it looks to steep to you,, probably is, as far as chaining up the back blade off the rear you can use a set of chains wrapped around the top link [that would really be the only high place to hook] but I wouldnt worry so much about that weight being on your 3 point,, ,, plus if you are climbing a hill with the implement raised going up the hill, it is that much easier to lose front end control,,, you may want to be able to lower that implement,, not a bad idea to keep the heavy implement low while driving up the hill of turning on a hillside,, all this will come to you after a few oppsy's,, you'll figure it out,, dont overdrive the machine,, this goes for any size tractor,, but more so on a small scale ,,be carefull hope that helps, pat
|
