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Re: Wide front /trike front
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Posted by Ron Minn on October 05, 2004 at 06:39:55 from (65.73.52.170):
In Reply to: Wide front /trike front posted by old on October 04, 2004 at 20:22:54:
A wide front is a lot safer when using a loader and can go through a lot more soft wet dirt(MUD). Also is better when pushing snow in the winter. You can still tip it over if you don't use common sense but a wide front is a lot more stable. After just reading about the close calls etc for the last couple months on this forum I wonder how us old timers survived. I was mowing with a (C) at age seven. Try that these days and the parents would be put in jail.Common sense and practice goes a long ways. Just my thoughts for the day. Ron
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