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Posted by Mitch Man on Wednesday, October 31, 2007:

It was one of those days!!!

I just laid my machine on its side…..thankfully I had ROP’s and no one got hurt. Maybe I should consider it my lucky day. I was moving on a 3% side grade with the bucket up when the right front blew sending me on a ride of a life time.

My question is now what? I got it back upright after about 3 hours on its side and it fired right up. I did shut it down right away. What should I do besides refilling the fluids? also, This machine has always felt tipsy with the add weight of the extend-a-hoe. Is there away to minimize this with different tires or Tire pressure? Or counter weighting.

Thanks

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