Don't brush hog slopes before watching this.

[@CountryCraziness]

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[@steveanderson9290]

Excellent advice! I would add a couple of tips. a) Make sure your tires are in good condition and inflated to the upper end of your load range. b) If you are pushing your comfort level, or are uncertain of the ground contour you are about to traverse (ant hills?), slow down. You don't want to suddenly add a weight shift to the equation, and going slow might give you time to stop if you detect the front wheels finding a bump before he rears get to it.
I had a rear tire shred the sidewall last summer while cutting a slope. Fortunately for me, the tire was on the up side and not the down. I didn't tell my wife that little detail.

[@CountryCraziness]

Definitely a need to know basis for the Mrs.. I do keep mine informed where I am cutting just in case.

[@aFleaByte]

#11 Use a Ventrac for slopes at wet terrain.
But best tip is having your phone in your pocket. Also if you have a Cab tractor an extra window breaking tool is good to have.

[@CountryCraziness]

Ventrac is awesome

[@charleywalker2982]

Thanks for sharing your videos and keep them coming please.

[@CountryCraziness]

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[@altonrowell60]

Good points. But I would mention not letting children ride on tractors.

[@jeffharper7579]

# 11 buy some goats and fencing, it's safer