You're lucky you wern't killed. Next time, sit in the seat and drop the forks..... There are not too many mounted impliments that will allow a tractor to go over backwards. Some, but not many, and I doubt that forks will. Learning to remain calm and knowing what the machine will do greatly increase your chances of surviving a sticky situation. Don't panic, just react by lowering the forks...
I actually had a tractor start to spin out today with a wagon train. The pavement was wet and the tractor started to spin a bit. I just let of for a second and snapped the FWD in. No problem. If I waited until I was going backwards with 11 tonne dragging me down the hill I wouldn't be sitting here now.... It wouldn't hurt you to play around a bit and learn what you can get away with; know the tractor's limits. Then you'll likely be a lot more comfortable in those situations.... and not so likely to head to the exit, and under a wheel.
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