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Sliding down the hill....sideways?
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Posted by tractorsam on January 14, 2007 at 12:25:08 from (71.7.137.239):
I've just had my relatively new to me '54 Super C out and been to get some gas before I had to start pushing it around. We've had some snow flurries here this afternoon (first in ages) and there's maybe half an inch on the ground. When I got back I turned around in the driveway and found myself sliding back down towards the road. I was amazed, the slope might be 1/2" in the 1' but still on paved driveway (I think it's also been sealed at some point) it was enough. This tractor has WFE, snow plow(in the front), Fast Hitch, a full set of weights, and loaded rear tires. Short of the obvious adding more weight is there anything that can be done to improve traction without tearing up the driveway? Many thanks, tractorsam
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