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Re: Re: hiLLs vs. narrow front end on farmall m
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Posted by Doug in OR on June 19, 2003 at 18:02:34 from (12.225.51.197):
In Reply to: Re: hiLLs vs. narrow front end on farmall m posted by Hugh MacKay on June 19, 2003 at 03:07:10:
I agree, Hugh. I was back in Wisconsin last week..... looking at the hills in the western part where I grew up. They looked steeper now than they did back then. We planted corn spaced at 40 inch rows. The center spacing on the rear tires was 80 inches, of course. We *never* felt like we were going to tip. Most accidents involved the front end rearing up. Almost all tractors were NF at that time (early 60's). For what it is worth, we ran fluid in the rear tires - I don't know if that helped or not to keep from tipping over.
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