Tractor Rollover Demo Pictures and Videos

[jigs_n_fixtures]

Yes row crop tractors are more prone to roll-overs on hillsides. If you must turn a row-crop tractor down a hillside you slow and turn as fast as you can.
That's the same reason the Feds eliminated the production of Honda trike ATC's 40 years ago. Today trike ATC's and on-road have 2 wheels in front, with one drive wheel in back.
My oldest girl rolled hers in our yard, she turned too sharp. luckily she was unharmed.
I sold it the next week.

Next time you're in a store with handicap scooters having 1 wheel in front, note the small tip-over wheels beside the front wheel. That says a lot.

The roommate I had in my twenties and his brother were known as kamikazes. Ride anything anywhere full throttle devil take the hindmost. Both of them rode trikes, once and declared them too scary to ride. As a consequence, I was never tempted to ride one. Anything that scared both of them was way to scary for me.

 

[Renze]

Both of them rode trikes, once and declared them too scary to ride. As a consequence, I was never tempted to ride one. Anything that scared both of them was way to scary for me.

Ive seen one traded in at an equipment dealer next to where i worked. The old boss wanted to know what trikes were all about, tried it in front of the shop and managed to tilt it (not roll it, but he had to step on the ground to get back on 3 wheels) two times within 30 yards. He parked it, got off, and said "sell that to someone far away: Preferrably export"

 

[Mtsoxfan]

I had a 1984 Honda three wheeler. It was a ton of fun. We learned its limitations the first day in a sand pit. we learned how important "body english" was in riding them. We rolled, or nearly rolled many times. That is how we learned. We were aggressive riders, and "learned" how to safely operate them at all speeds. To those who rode them upright, yes, they were easy to roll. They can be dangerous to those who don't know how to ride them. I would take one of those over a 4 wheeler any day, for the purpose of our style riding. Using as a work vehicle, 4x4 rules.