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I have a B2910 HST that I dearly love in all respects. I have 6 acres of hilly semi-wooded land in Kentucky. The tractor is very stable but the above posts about hills and sliding ground are all true. The front end loader (FEL)deserves particular mention as it dramatically changes the tractors balance and is directly related to what you have hanging on the back end. I regularly handle FEL loads of 500 to 1000 lb. with a box blade or bush hog on the back but once I had a 150lb scraper blade on the 3 pt and picked up about 600 lb in the loader and had it up on two wheels on a small side slope in a heartbeat. The mistake was mine and I dropped the FEL quick. Also keep your ROP up whenever possible and get in the habit of wearing the seatbelt, if I had rolled on that slope there was no way I could have jumped clear.

Kubota on a hill
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Replies 26 Post by Bill A.