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“In some Indiana tests, engineers learned that a tractor can tip to a critical angle in just 7/10 of a second and permits only 4/10 of a second for the operator to decide his course of action.
“Operators should use discretion in their tractor applications. Tractors flip sidewise as well as rearwise. Care should be used in taking the machines on side hills, steep slopes, across ditches, around turns at high speeds, or in any other situation where caution should be used.”
Smith disclosed, “Speed is involved in most tractor upsets. Today’s tractors can be speeded up to 15 miles an hour, a perfectly safe speed when traveling a straight, smooth road.
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