Yepper that sucker is read to go. Just a little dynamic movement is all you need. Course your sitting behind the wheel will modify the risk somewhat but this is what most people have in mind and I realize you did this strictly for illustrative purposes. Thanks for taking the time for that. Did you "ease" out of the seat. Grin.
On your later picture with the front mounted mower, it would take SOME doing to flip that sucker and with all you have on the ground, and sandy soil, sideways sliding shouldn't be a problem; obviously not. On my black clay, it's hard and if damp, is slick so I need the lugs. Then you can add to that the fact that you have plenty of room to sit wherever you choose on the seat to mitigate any possibility of concern and to remain upright in your body position which I find much more comfortable than trying to hang on and sit straight in the seat.......with a seatbelt and roll bar which my machine has no accommodations for. No water at the bottom of mine either. I said but it went overlooked that I mow the back side only as in the picture, not the front side. Course with our lasting drought, there is quite a distance to the water on the inside anyway.
Mark
