Can anyone tell me where to get a Tip-O-Meter as seen in the following link?
http://www.pineridge7.com/MJE/images/tc11.jpg
Thanks, dgs
http://www.pineridge7.com/MJE/images/tc11.jpg
Thanks, dgs
Tip-O-Meter
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trlong
Platinum Member
dgs,
Welcome to the forum.
I don't have one but have seen debate, on here, of their usefulness. I guess they're not a bad idea to give you an idea if you're getting too steep. I just wouldn't get too enamored with counting on the meter to warn you. You could be on a less than critical slope and drop a downhill tire in a depression and You'd Be depressed in a hurry. Just remember (you may well know this) keep it low and slow and mind on the job at all times.
Good luck, be safe.
Tom
Welcome to the forum.
I don't have one but have seen debate, on here, of their usefulness. I guess they're not a bad idea to give you an idea if you're getting too steep. I just wouldn't get too enamored with counting on the meter to warn you. You could be on a less than critical slope and drop a downhill tire in a depression and You'd Be depressed in a hurry. Just remember (you may well know this) keep it low and slow and mind on the job at all times.
Good luck, be safe.
Tom
Bird
Rest in Peace
Instead of "Tip-O-Meter", use the search function and search for "Tilt Meter" and you'll find a great deal of discussion. You might also want to read this article. I had two of them on my B2710; one for side to side and one from front to rear. You can also order them through Tractorbynet and if you want more information, go to tiltmeter.com.
JerryG
Super Member
Rick of R and B is a member of TBN. He is a really nice guy and totally stands behind his product.
elad
Silver Member
Go to Tiltmeter.com
Have different models and degree of tilt.
Have different models and degree of tilt.
elad
Silver Member
Forgot to tell you to click on basic models
