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Originally Posted by Bill Douglas
I saw a situation like that once. The driver stuck the bucket in the mud then used the hydraulics to push it resulting in the tractor going backwards. Five minutes he was out of the swamp.
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Not when you're that deep, trust me.
Compact tractors don't have a lot of loader force-intentionally-so you can't lift something that will roll it on its nose. You can still flip one that way, but you need to have a load on forks way in front of the bucket or you catch a raised bucket on something unyielding and roll it backwards. Lotsa folks get killed in tractor rollovers.