That was perfect technique. My Dad always said ride the fender like you are riding a Bull in the rodeo and you will be fine. My Dad would applaud. You rock my friend. 😊 👍👍👍
What degree of slope is that? I have a 30 degree slope and just bought an AWD Husqvarna. Doesn't feel sturdy going side to side on the hill. Up and down...it's a champ.
That does not work without leaning upwards like you did, i almost flipped over when i tried cutting near the mailbox without doing so, had to brace with my foot 😬 good shit jönsberg 😎👊🤘✌️
My impersonation of CLETUS" you gotta lean on that sucker real hard lean on it like ur life depends on it I told you that didn't I" sorry Cletus you weren't here and there must have been some Watca in the air. Hope all is well with you Jonsberg
Just watch your oil level. If that's a Briggs engine they have an oil thrower in the sump and if the thrower can't reach the oil because of the slope, she'll seize up in a second.
Nope! All Briggs engines built for riders are pressure lube, not slingers. They've been pressure lube well over a decade. Him flipping it over on top of him should be his biggest worry. I pulled one off a neighbor mowing this same manor but he mowed his hills without issues many many times until it slid down and grabbed just right and flipped. People must push equipment past their limit do eventually pay the price. Why he's been in a wheelchair over 2 yrs. Starting to walk a some after several major hip surgeries. Yuup!
@@harryballz6358 Ah right, I didn't realise the bigger engines were pressure lubricated, I was only going on what I know about the smaller engines. Thanks.
You could get a job at the fairground on the wall of death riding like that 😃😃😃😃 seriously though watch your engine for oil starvation at such an angle, all the best
