[Farmall] Couple more newbie questions

[CDHORN at aol.com]

I agree that the wide front pivots to a point where a rear wheel could  lift. 
 I saw my Dad using our H with narrow front and loader hauling rocks  in a 
flat field.  The narrow front tried to cross a dead furrow and a rear  wheel 
lifted, but luckily did not go over.  That wouldn't have happened  with a wide 
front because both front wheels would not have hit the furrow at the  same time. 
 Also when the pivot does reach the end of  it's  throw, you have a much 
longer (compared to non-existent with the narrow front)  lever arm to fight the 
tip. All other things like weight and fluid help,  but you don't have to be on a 
side hill to flip.  Also when driving, keep  the bucket as low as possible.
 
Clark
F-20 



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