I didn't see anywhere if the mowing is up/down or you expect to mow sideways on a 45 degree slope.
I know someone who has rolled a tracked skidsteer on two separate occasions. Both on slopes much less than 45 degrees.
Sounds like what I mow up/down with my bar tired BX1500. I measured it at 30 degrees. Also a steeper area -- est ~33 -- that it wants differential lock to climb unless youre pointed straight up/downI have walked up it before, but it was rather tough as I was almost crawling up with the grade.
It’s stable until a wheel drops into a hole.I've thought of buying an Inclinometers for my tractor just for the curiosity factory ...
I know there is a vast difference in how slopes are measured ... Angle, degree, percent ... This is about as steep as my "Butt-O-Meter" would let me go ... And when I got off, I tried ... And couldn't even budge it!!!
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The picture isn't quite level, it's a tad steeper ... The Trees are vertical ...
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Here are a whole bunch of styles ...
Inclinometers | Slope Grade Degree Indicator For Sale | R&B MFG. INC
From that page, most of them don't go to 45 degrees... but one in the middle is U-shaped, and should work up to 90 degrees... just in case you need it.I've thought of buying an Inclinometers for my tractor just for the curiosity factory ...
I know there is a vast difference in how slopes are measured ... Angle, degree, percent ... This is about as steep as my "Butt-O-Meter" would let me go ... And when I got off, I tried ... And couldn't even budge it!!!
View attachment 4263223
The picture isn't quite level, it's a tad steeper ... The Trees are vertical ...
View attachment 4263224
Here are a whole bunch of styles ...
Inclinometers | Slope Grade Degree Indicator For Sale | R&B MFG. INC