Safe Tractor Operation: Rollover Prevention
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
About 250 people are killed each year in tractor accidents, and rollovers cause more than half of these fatalities. In this publication you'll learn about the physics of tractor stability, how to prevent side and rear rollovers, and the importance of rollover protective structures. (4 pages)
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