shannon from ohio wrote on Sunday, March 09, 2008 (PDT): That's the reason for jackstands or blocks on rear axle housings before removing rear tires So it don't go over when it pivots on front axle. At least you didn't get hurt, and got to change your oil and probably your shorts in the process...... Ken Crisman wrote on Sunday, March 09, 2008 (PDT): Well you are one that learned a hard way . I hope nothing else got damaged but your pride . Next time use proper blocking under the axle housing so it doesn't move any . I'm glad you wasn't hurt . God bless, Ken MGTPA wrote on Sunday, March 09, 2008 (PDT): Makes servicing the underside easier this way. Glad no one was injured. Just how did you get it right side up again?? Paint jobs for dummies wrote on Sunday, March 09, 2008 (PDT): That's what I do so I can paint the bottom easier. Just make sure the paint's good and dry before you flip her back over. old timer in Ohio wrote on Sunday, March 09, 2008 (PDT): Hey there Nathan; As long as nothing important got broken,(on you or the tractor),everything's OK.At least you got the chance to inspect the bottom of your tractor easier. Bob God Bless Moo wrote on Monday, March 10, 2008 (PDT): Maybe it just wanted its belly rubbed...got a Lab that does the same thing. Ralph from NY wrote on Monday, March 10, 2008 (PDT): Try this for a good solid and cheap jack stand. Lay an old car wheel down flat and stand another wheel on edge inside it. Weld the two together, works very well. mudd wrote on Tuesday, March 11, 2008 (PDT): no mud on tractor!! duh wrote on Tuesday, March 11, 2008 (PDT): dont liston to razer thatll get ya killed when they crush under the weight Nathan wrote on Tuesday, March 11, 2008 (PDT): I was using rail road tyes and one broke and let it slide to one side and over it went...it does make it very easy to clean the bottom. we used a payloader and chained it to the bucket and picked it up just as easy as it rolled over...when it went over it rolled SO slow all you could do was stand there and watch. RobMD wrote on Tuesday, March 11, 2008 (PDT): well nathan, glad to hear it didn't roll too fast. Bet that was an interesting sight to see, kinda freaky, i mean, look how close your valve cover is to the ground!!! I use CONCRETE blocks and not CINDER blocks to support my tractors. works fine.

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