What Attachment Scares You The Most?

[Runner]

So far so good. That is no guaranty of the future. But you have the choice to not use it. Like not using a seat belt. You do you. It doesn't prevent other people from noticing.

True, and if I was worried about what other people thought, I would put my ROPS up before taking the picture. Just like anything else I ever post, I'm not recommending it for anyone else, just what I do/think.

And, just for the record, I DO use my ROPS in the deployed position, when I believe it to be prudent.

 

[Rockbadchild]

Another owner with a folded ROPS that is doing nothing far as protection is concerned.

protection ? from asteroids I am assuming, its certainly not from tipping his driveway looks implacably level.

 

[scootr]

protection ? from asteroids I am assuming, its certainly not from tipping his driveway looks implacably level.

And that 800 pound weight 4-5 ft above the ground 10 ft out past the lift point could not possibly affect the stability, right? lol

 

[Rockbadchild]

My top 2 are my square bailer and post auger I would say... I fell pretty safe with the brush hog but certainly don't let anyone stand behind it while I operating it.

 

[Rockbadchild]

And that 800 pound weight 4-5 ft above the ground 10 ft out past the lift point could not possibly affect the stability, right? lol

by lifting the rear wheels sure.

 

[newbury]

The operator (me).

 

[Runner]

And that 800 pound weight 4-5 ft above the ground 10 ft out past the lift point could not possibly affect the stability, right? lol

Well, the 675lb mower on the back and 360lbs of wheel weights help a little....

 

[DarkBlack]

Op: Sounds like your initial post/ thread is describing your opinion of your scariest unmounted attachment.
Most replies would probably be for attached running implements.

 

[tacticalturnip]

The operator (me).

I wanted to make this joke, but nothing was coming to me.

 

[bigtiller]

My garden tiller.
We don't know what is buried under our feet. Mechanically disturbing 6" of soil could get expensive.
For that reason, I quit tilling for hire.