P1000m3 Roll over found!! No fail!

[CumminsPusher]

Yes of course there are variables as I pointed out. Also speed would probably be a factor. But this at least gives a static demonstration and a starting point. When you get to 40+ degrees you better start paying attention.

Yep I'd say 40 is average pucker factor!

 

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[drfubar]

Yep I'd say 40 is average pucker factor!

Or if you're @Delton around 25*

 

[Delton]

Or if you're @Delton around 25*

25 is a stretch. 20 maybe??

 

[CumminsPusher]

Or if you're @Delton around 25*

Lol! You got to put him in the seat as you're doing it. Two birds one tractor.

 

[drfubar]

25 is a stretch. 20 maybe??

I know you'll go farther than that... come on over to the Ridge we'll both run the tram road to the cement building. I'm sure it's getting real close to the 45 mark there... I've done it once, you can do it too

 

[drfubar]

There ya go @joeymt33

 

[Delton]

I know you'll go farther than that... come on over to the Ridge we'll both run the tram road to the cement building. I'm sure it's getting real close to the 45 mark there... I've done it once, you can do it too

I'm alot better following someone like we did when @Manwell showed up last winter. I'm the first to admit that puckers me up tight. I still do it though.

 

[drfubar]

I'm alot better following someone like we did when @Manwell showed up last winter. I'm the first to admit that puckers me up tight. I still do it though.

Yeah, we'll wait till it gets cold again and we'll set up a ride here.

 

[Ragnar406]

@Ragnar406 @Tigermark I knew we could go past 42 degrees. That what the ravine is on long and nasty at rush springs. Haha

You ready for that @Montecresto @my99svt @Tramguage1


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Yep- that don't really want to lean that much further - I am sure that tires, passangers, weight etc. affect it & @Tigermark had a lift too

 

[drfubar]

Yep- that don't really want to lean that much further - I am sure that tires, passangers, weight etc. affect it & @Tigermark had a lift too

yeah, don't forget those pretty whippy things that make all the guys go OHHHHHHHHHHH. They might get him turned over quick too.

 

[Delton]

I'm gonna find me a junked out backhoe and swipe some outriggers off it lol. My anti-rollover device.

 

[Tigermark]

I know you'll go farther than that... come on over to the Ridge we'll both run the tram road to the cement building. I'm sure it's getting real close to the 45 mark there... I've done it once, you can do it too

You just have the camera ready @Ragnar406 and @nbomar and I !

 

[drfubar]

You just have the camera ready @Ragnar406 and @nbomar and I !

Talk is cheap big boy.

 

[Tigermark]

Talk is cheap big boy.

September!

 

[Dean1K3]

Ok here ya go. My Pioneer will tip at one degree over what the video shows. I tried it several times and it will go over at anything over 47-degrees. When I'd get it to 48 it would start over on it's side and the tractor is the only thing that kept it from going farther. Your Pioneer may tip over a little soon or or a bit after but I'm willing to bet it won't be more than a degree one way or the other. 47-degrees is somewhat of a balancing point, 48 it wants to roll. I'd say when you get up around 45-degrees you better start leaning to the inside boys.

Lol wow I'll stick with the flat water
swamps

 

[JACKAL]

@drfubar you need to lift passenger side with driver in it. Both times mine tipped on drivers door far less than 40 degrees. I'm sure your wife will volunteer to sit in SXS

 

[drfubar]

@drfubar you need to lift passenger side with driver in it. Both times mine tipped on drivers door far less than 40 degrees. I'm sure your wife will volunteer to sit in SXS

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh, I don't think so

 

[Bayouownbeer]

Ok here ya go. My Pioneer will tip at one degree over what the video shows. I tried it several times and it will go over at anything over 47-degrees. When I'd get it to 48 it would start over on it's side and the tractor is the only thing that kept it from going farther. Your Pioneer may tip over a little soon or or a bit after but I'm willing to bet it won't be more than a degree one way or the other. 47-degrees is somewhat of a balancing point, 48 it wants to roll. I'd say when you get up around 45-degrees you better start leaning to the inside boys.

Cool vid thanks bud

 

[silverbullet]

What Garmin are you using ?

Ok here ya go. My Pioneer will tip at one degree over what the video shows. I tried it several times and it will go over at anything over 47-degrees. When I'd get it to 48 it would start over on it's side and the tractor is the only thing that kept it from going farther. Your Pioneer may tip over a little soon or or a bit after but I'm willing to bet it won't be more than a degree one way or the other. 47-degrees is somewhat of a balancing point, 48 it wants to roll. I'd say when you get up around 45-degrees you better start leaning to the inside boys.

What

 

[drfubar]

What Garmin are you using ?
What

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