Posted by redforlife on June 05, 2022 at 10:29:40 from (174.210.168.182):
In Reply to: Hill mowing posted by HenryO on June 05, 2022 at 09:08:44:
I agree with dpendzic. Heavy side of tractor uphill.
My theory is, if you think its to steep, stay off of it. Once tractor starts rolling over sideways, it's not going to matter what side is your heavy side of the tractor. It's just going to, well ... roll over. You shouldn't be using that as an advantage to mow even steeper ground than you would going the opposite way. That's just not smart. That'd be like actually rolling it over once already, and saying gee, I think I'll try it the other way when not knowing what will happen. I realize that these offset tractors are better to be driven the right way according to the laws of gravity. Just don't think I'd be wanting to see how far I could push those laws.
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