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Use of LB1914

Dan Kelly Join Date: Posts: 1

2003-03-28          52069

Is there a maxmium degree or angle I can safely operate the LB1914?
My land is hilly and I don't want to find out the hard way which hill is too steep
I am inexperienced with using a tractor, But I see other drive where I couldn't walk.
I plan on using a level from an RV center to judge the degrees.
Any idea?

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Use of LB1914

DRankin Join Date: Jan 2000 Posts: 5116 Northern Nevada   Pics

2003-03-29          52125

There is no hard and fast rule. Even if you could somehow discern what the angle of dangle is for a particular model, if then you run over a small rock or drop the downhill wheel into a gopher hole, the whole equation goes out the window.

Two things you need to do:

1) Get some wheel weights or fill the rear tires with fluid.

2) Try to drive up or down slopes, not across. Educate the seat of your pants. After a few hours you will "know" when things are too close to the "edge". ....

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