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Posted by South Texas on November 26, 1999 at 18:54:30 from (208.145.69.107):
I don't mean to make fun of this topic. Many farmers have gotten hurt on tractors. People have warned me that my M is prone to backward flips. I assure them I don't plan to be foolish with this machine. My garden is flat and I do not drive on the road. Third gear is the fastest gear I use, though rarely. I always hook my middle busters to the two belly hitches and my disk to the draw bar. The draw bar is attached to the belly socket which is much closer to the rear axle but it should still keep the front end down.
Could you elaborate on how these back flip accidents happen?
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