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Posted by Gordon Butcher on December 17, 2003 at 17:37:00 from (24.62.207.10):
In Reply to: Re: They bury him Monday.... posted by Oldfarmboy Jim on December 08, 2003 at 00:32:32:
Jim: I've been hearing a tremendous amount about flipped over tractors. I'm not an experienced tractor operator, but have done a bit of accident report/recording at work and I'm, curious as to how a tractor gets flipped over backward so quickly. I understand the "leverage" principle and why loaders tip over, but how "fast" can a tractor flip over backward. It would seem that if the nose lifted, you could dump the clutch and bring it down. I'm not being critical. Just a novice with an interest in agricultural equipment. I too am sorry for Andy's loss. May thanks Gordon NH
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