It happens when you gotta get out of it like that, the sled ain’t gonna show you any mercy either, your goin for an expensive ride to the scene of the crash!! Dang it I hate to see that tractor all tore up like that🥺especially a Deere
Only my thought. I see no fire man with a fire extinguisher standing on guard to put out the fire. That many people and not one ready to fight fire. Still a hot engine And oil leaking out. Scary moment.
Thanks for the video. It appears that if his front wheels had been straight when the front end came down, instead of turned to the right, he probably would not have rolled over. What do other people think? Not blaming the driver at all, since he was near the left edge and did what came instinctively. I would have done the same. He had no idea he would lose power at that very moment.
Don’t think he lost power, think he intentionally let out of the throttle because the brakes weren’t doing anything. I know anytime that happens to me I do the same but that’s a cardinal sin, always know where your wheels are pointing so things like this don’t happen
This is always a result of letting out of it when the sled has enough momentum to run you over. It's extremely hard to avoid that very natural instinct to let out of it. Once the engine comes off boost, it just dies, 3500HP or nothing.
so the sled pushed him over then it looks like he got over to the out of bounds line and was trying to pull it back over maybe and let out of it to help correct it
@@mattphillips4260 Yup, I got sled rammed once in a truck....it's no fun there but it's not an insta-roll. Those big ballooney back tires on the tractor just send em over every time.
Thanks for your good observations.
It happens when you gotta get out of it like that, the sled ain’t gonna show you any mercy either, your goin for an expensive ride to the scene of the crash!! Dang it I hate to see that tractor all tore up like that🥺especially a Deere
Only my thought. I see no fire man with a fire extinguisher standing on guard to put out the fire. That many people and not one ready to fight fire. Still a hot engine And oil leaking out.
Scary moment.
the side concrete is lined with fire extinguishers every 50ft or so
Thanks for the video. It appears that if his front wheels had been straight when the front end came down, instead of turned to the right, he probably would not have rolled over. What do other people think? Not blaming the driver at all, since he was near the left edge and did what came instinctively. I would have done the same. He had no idea he would lose power at that very moment.
Don’t think he lost power, think he intentionally let out of the throttle because the brakes weren’t doing anything. I know anytime that happens to me I do the same but that’s a cardinal sin, always know where your wheels are pointing so things like this don’t happen
Looked like a combination of having the wheel turned clear to the right and letting off the throttle at the same time.
@@scottborchardt148 Nailed it!
This is always a result of letting out of it when the sled has enough momentum to run you over. It's extremely hard to avoid that very natural instinct to let out of it. Once the engine comes off boost, it just dies, 3500HP or nothing.
so the sled pushed him over then it looks like he got over to the out of bounds line and was trying to pull it back over maybe and let out of it to help correct it
@@mattphillips4260 Yup, I got sled rammed once in a truck....it's no fun there but it's not an insta-roll. Those big ballooney back tires on the tractor just send em over every time.