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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Tractor rollover
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Posted by paul on April 09, 2004 at 10:49:53 from (66.60.197.157):
In Reply to: Re: Re: Re: Re: Tractor rollover posted by jimbeck1st on April 09, 2004 at 09:13:42:
I will disagree with one part of this. There _are_ people who do not understand that raising the bucket will make the tractor more tippy. I read the posts at tractor by net . com & just shudder at times.... When guys talk about driving across the lawn on 3 wheels because of the big load in their compact loader. Or tipping over for the second time & still operating on the same slope - same way..... Argh! There are people who don't think - and we have to consider that too when we converse here. Taken by itself, your first message seems to be written by someone very inexperienced & looking for a way to make money in a lawsuit. Probably a wrong conclusion, but you know - human nature. ;) A lack of any followup from you kind of re-enforces that thought...... And of course, that leads to speculation & rather demeaning replies to you, or really just general replies to no one in particular...... Otherwise, I understand what you are saying, and I hope some of the links & info people have given have helped you. I personally feel there is no number that would have any meaning or relationship to the real world, and that is why there is none available. I also hope I or anyone else has not scared you off from here. It's just human nature to speculate on why some info is wanted. I at least haven't meant anything with my comments, and hope to see you around here more. Good luck,
--->Paul
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