What will happen if the weight on the rear hydraulic lifting arms is too high or too far from the tractor?
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The correct answer: The front wheels will rise into the air.
If the weight on the rear hydraulic lifting arms is too high or too far from the tractor, its center of gravity shifts back and the front wheels rise into the air. You then lose steering control, which is very dangerous.
This question appears in the theory test for license:1 · tractor





