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Re: Tractor Deaths/Injury Due To Flipping Over
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Posted by Bill Smith on February 08, 2003 at 10:15:53 from (63.147.130.49):
In Reply to: Tractor Deaths/Injury Due To Flipping Over posted by patpeery on February 08, 2003 at 04:36:31:
Centered weight, wheel width, wheel base, and height of tractor are all factors to cinsider when comparing stability. Really hard to compare stability between 2 tractors such as a 2n ford or a farmall A. Without a little experience of operating both it would be merely a guess which one is more stable especially when you consider wheel adjustments and added weight. Of coarse there are some obvious ones like the Farmall A is more stable than its tricycle version the Farmall B. Unsafe operation, reckless driving, in-proper hook ups, and careless operator are the main causes (about 99%) of all tractor roll overs. Always hook objects to be pulled to the factory draw bar. Hooking objects to the 3 point system to be pulled is a NO NO. Driving tractor and finding a ditch or something like that on a slope is another common mistake for flip overs. Any tractor can be flipped or rolled, IT IS THE OPERATORS RESPONSABILITY TO SEE THAT IT DON'T.
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