say what you like about the folks on here but the bottom line is this, tractors, old or new, are not toys. in most cases and most certianly this case, the tractor operator can not see the load in the bucket and will probably run over the load if it should fall out. lack of any shock absording suspension increases the chances of ejection. ask the grandfather here locally who ran over his grandson when he was ejected from the bucket. slow speed makes no difference if you can not see the object. maybe it these actions that make agri related events one of the most hazardous.
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