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Posted by Chas in Me on October 01, 2004 at 18:46:33 from (207.5.184.209):
In Reply to: Utility tractor or bulldozer posted by Doug, Ontario on October 01, 2004 at 12:32:16:
Doug, The day you decide to go across one of those hills with a full bucket in the air, is the day we all say good-bye to you. Tractor rollovers are the single largest cause of tractor related deaths on farms. If you have to work crossways to a hill, get a dozer. Also, keep in mind that you will lose traction with a full bucket. This means you can bounce the rear end into the air. So, look at the steepness, examine how much unease you have working on those hills and make your own decision. Good luck. Chas
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