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Read articles →This video stands out by actually attempting to find the Kubota B2601's tipping point rather than just talking about it. The owner rigs safety straps to a tree, jacks up one rear wheel, and measures the angle, arriving at roughly 15 degrees before the tractor feels dangerously unbalanced. It's a hands-on safety experiment, thin on specs but useful for anyone curious about real-world slope limits.
An owner-operator sharing DIY experiments from his own 33-acre property, so expect a hobbyist's practical perspective rather than dealer or professional expertise.
Jacking the right rear tire 12 inches off the ground, roughly matching a 15 degree slope based on a ramp chart, felt like the tractor was just balancing and could be pushed over.
No, the video warns you should never ride with the front end loader all the way up because it shifts the center of gravity higher and makes the tractor top heavy.
He strapped the loader and the ROPS to two separate points on a tree, so the straps would catch the tractor just before it tipped over completely.
