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Re: How steep a hill can I climb?
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Posted by Nebraska Cowman on September 06, 2005 at 05:24:06 from (65.162.146.187):
In Reply to: How steep a hill can I climb? posted by Georgia Boy on September 05, 2005 at 10:36:44:
It makes no difference where the sedemnt bowl is as long as the fuel in the tank is higher than the carburetor. If other vehicles are using this road you should be fine. One thing I keep telling the Little Cowman, whatever you do on a hill, ALWAYS LEAVE THE TRANSMISSION IN GEAR AND DON'T PUSH THE CLUTCH IN. Old tractor brakes don't always hold and as long as you leave it in gear the engine compression will give you at least some degree of braking and help you to maintain control.
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