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Posted by Jack on June 17, 2004 at 09:29:36 from (156.108.164.118):
How much of a slope will a tractor take before it rolls over on its side? I have an Allis Chalmers WD 45 with narrow front and flipped it onto its side the other day. That was due to stupidity--heavy load on the front end loader was off center and started to sway while I was turning--and I had the rear wheels spun in 'cause I had just taken it off a narrow trailer. Now I have the wheels back where they should be and have learned to keep loads centered in the bucket, but every time I drive the tractor on anything but flat land I feel like it could go over on me again. Am I being paranoid? Thanks
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