it takes an awesome humble human to admit and show a fail like this. Glad you did not get hurt. Good luck with getting it going again...

Wow, glad you are ok. Any tractor rollover you can walk away from is a win.

glad your okay and that your not using my equipment!!

Sheesh !!, that definetly, totally just sucks! This spoke to me. Thanks for posting this video, Takes a Real man to put yourself out there with a teachable life lesson at your own expense. I APPLAUD YOUR HONESTY SIR! Thank you.

Rolled my first (and hopefully only 🤞🏼) tractor when I was 18yrs old. It was a 40 horse John Deere. You never forget it. Thankfully I WASNT buckled as I jumped from the seat (all I could think of was the tractor landing on my legs as I leapt) because when the tractor landed, the seat was smeared down 3’ of the trunk of a big birch tree. Had I been buckled it would’ve been me (maybe the ONLY EXCEPTION when it comes to not being buckled - ALWAYS wear your seatbelt like you were!!!) Listen to your “spidey senses” when you’re side hilling and back down them vs turning/side hilling at all. Glad you’re ok. Like I said, I can still see it like it was yesterday (when it was 27 years ago) my full load of gravel starting to slide sideways out of my bucket in slow motion wondering what in the hell was happening until my next thought was JUMP!!!! Lol

Note for the future: Always wait at least 24 hours after getting the machine upright before trying to crank. On it's side oil from the crankcase slowly leaks past the piston rings and fills the cylinder. If you crank in this condition, it's not uncommon to bend a connecting rod or damage other components in the rotating assembly. If you really want to reduce the risk of hydrolocking, remove the glow plugs and crank to expel the oil. First instinct is to upright the machine, start it, and get it out of there. That reaction can be costly.

Sorry for such a hard lesson. Happy to see you're ok and the visible damage to the tractor is minimal. I will keep my fingers crossed for the engine!

Had a similar situation last summer. Lessons learned. Glad you are ok.

This is a great reason why you should leave your R.O.P. (Roll Over Protection) up when out with your tractor. Thanks for sharing.

Good luck. Stay safe bro. Gotta love mom checking things out

pull the injectors and turn the engine over, DO NOT turn over with starter otherwise you may bend a connecting rod.You can turn over by hand from the front engine pulleys.

Glad that you are ok. It takes a real man to show his mistakes. Thanks for sharing, it's a good reminder to all of us and how we get complacent on our tractors sometimes...that did not even look like a sketchy/steep grade.

I'm really glad you're okay. So smart to wear your seatbelt!

More than lucky! Well done for using the belt and keeping your paws on the wheel, not easy to overcome our instinct to put an arm out but it rarely goes well.

You should always wait 24 hours for all fluids to settle in the tractor before trying to start it after a roll over event has happened. Glad you are ok.

Glad to see you didn’t get hurt ROPS and seatbelt definitely effective safety features!

I also survived a roll. I was too close to the edge of a fresh digout for a basement to a house. Ground gave out as i drove by. The only way for me to bail was to jump further out than the tractor could roll. It was an old ford with no ropes. Had a massive bruise on my leg. It all happened so fast that i have no idea exactly what caused the bruise. Glad you are okay!

Safety first bro, glad your ok, these mighty machines are worthless if we aren't around to use, and enjoy them. Your a man with great amounts of knowledge, but it happens to the best of us, stay extra safe please bro, keep logging bro!!

Praise God you're OK!! Hallelujah!! Thanks be to God for rollbars!! O_O Really hope also that engine starts back up after sitting over night. As others have said, pull the glow plugs and/or the injectors and crank it over a few revolutions to get the oil outta the cylinders first before you try starting it again!

Wow, thanks for sharing! I've been close, but never rolled fortunately. Good thing you had your seat belt on. I guess I should be wearing mine.

Your video has brightened this wacky week of mine. Thank you!

Dude! Praise God you’re ok! Man that’s scary. Mega props for posting this.

My tractor was a slow ride over as well. I was lucky I was able to use the bucket to get it back on its wheels. Be safe my friend. Hoping for a restart after everything settles back down.

Thank God your all right. Nice recovery. Be safe on those things.

Omg your lucky to be alive !! Tractor s can be replaced you can't! Glad your ok.. sorry about the motor but that can be replaced. 48 years ago I ran on my hands an knees to keep from being rolled over by a tricycle front end row crop Ford 540 .. it is scary as Fudge!!! Just glad your still with us ....

So thankful that you’re OK, great job having a seatbelt on. I hope that motor is OK for you, good luck

So glad you are ok hope the tractor will start good luck

That sucks Jason. At least you’re okay and like you said, it could have been worse.

I've heard of loggers rolling skidders over to pull the bellypan, but this wasn't really needed. Glad you are ok and it looks like an easy fix with just unbolting and remounting the ROPS. Not that it will be cheap, but certainly easy. I have seen Nathan running around in his new tractor with the roll bar not extended up and he needs to see this.

Glad you and the tractor are O.k. Thanks for sharing your story. I'm sure this will help save some lives in the future.

I am so glad you guys are alright. Be careful.

glad your ok you either need to pull out the injectors or glow plugs then crank over to pump out fuel /oil on top of pistons hope engine isnt hurt.

One of the few who actually wear a seat belt I see. Glad to see you and Johnny survived it basically unscathed 👍

I can't believe you turned the key without checking the oil 😢

Man, what a bummer.. glad to you're in ok.

OMG ( understatement) There`s why and how a ROPS works, and of course, seat belts. I`m thinking that maybe the engine oil went down through the valves too, and possibly the injectors will have to be removed to allow the engine oil out that way. We`ll see. The main ( only ) thought here is that you are OK Thank God!

I hope the motor will be OK. You are a positive man when you say "it could have been worse"

Ive been doing Custom Mowing and Tilling for over 45 years, and Ive seen this before...I am so very Thankful that you had your seatbelt on, and therefor didn't get killed. So many guys do in fact get killed, and its so sad. Ive had many close calls myself thru the years, in my learning what Not to do on a tractor. Be careful, and keep Safe.

Wow. Glad you are ok. Maybe there is a lesson for me in this, to wear my seatbelt... I’m glad you were!!

Awesome recovery! That hill is much steeper then it looks on camera! Great stuff! Thanks for sharing...

I'm a survivor of a none ropes tractor roll over. I bailed off the opposing way the tractor rolled. Was that smart probably not but I survived it but sore as hell over it for several weeks. It makes you very thankful for ropes on a tractor.

That's my biggest fear also when mowing my place. I have a 4105 JD. Glad you had your seatbelt on.

NEVER try to start a tractor immediately after righting it!

WOW! From now on I'm going to where my seat belt when working with tractors. Word to the wise, always right any evidence of of these accidents before your wife see's it, otherwise you may get grounded, lol. Glad your OK. When you were walking up that hill, I could tell it was steeper than it looks on camera.

Glad to see your all in one piece. Things can be fixed , our pride gets over our mistakes. You always have great content but I’m thinking this was a little extreme 😂👍. They always say if it doesn’t kill you it’s makes you stronger so you must be approaching King Kong status by now. Thanks for your videos.

First of all, I'm glad you're ok and also glad you had the guts to post it. It's a good lesson for everyone. With ROPS up, wear your seat belt. Any idea how steep the slope was? The camera never shows it accurately, but when you were beside it, putting it in neutral, you could tell it was pretty steep.

Glad you are fine now just hope the tractor is the same.

Wow! Glad your okay man!

I have a JD 3120. I use a 5’ bush hog on some very steep slopes. Only time I’ve had problems is when i decided to leave the loader on it. Take the extra 3 to 4 minutes and set the loader off. It’s amazing how much more stable it is without the loader.

Rops up, seatbelt on, and no injuries. At least you can say that much. I'd let the engine sit for a day or two before trying it. Hope that works out well.

The most important thing is you are ok, stuff happens and to repeat previous comments...I'm glad you had your seatbelt on.

That almost happened to me on a Ford 1700. I was shaping a sand trap with a Arps blade and got the tractor pointed straight up . At the last second I jammed on the left brake pedal and the tractor swung around to the left and back down on level ground. Thank God you are ok.

I’m glad you are ok buddy!

Thanks for showing this video of what can happen . You might of saved somebody’s life after they watched this . 👍👍

Glad you're ok & didn't get hurt other than maybe your pride. That's proof right there, seat belt & R.O.P.S. doing what they're meant to do. Stay safe.

Good luck on the engine-should be ok. Fingers crossed.

Glad your Ok. The tractor should be fine just let it sit for a bit.

Wow holy S$%% glad your ok! I have a Kubota BX24 on our homestead and its narrow and ive had some times where I need to change my pants haha ive had it unfortunately on two wheels but glad you are ok! Id remove the injectors and crank it over and blow fuel and oil out then when you check everything else out and get it running id change the oil too! Glad you are safe!

Great lesson for everybody. Sorry about the turn over, call your dealer for advice before trying to start it.

That's not luck, my friend, that's you beeing a good driver! you should always use the seatbelt, and when disaster strike, always STAY ON THE MACHINE! And you did! Respect to you man! Deep Respect! Glad all went well! The JD should be fine after a good rest. ;) Best regards from Norway!

As everyone has said, I am glad that you are ok, seat belts save lives and equipment can be repaired. A real pro staying calm under pressure.

New owner of a 1025R here, These suckers can tip easy, The dealer told me that 15 degrees is max, ( I believe that JD is just covering their butt ). I put a level gauge on my dash and have gone 25°, I have stacked weights on rear tires and I’m presently installing front weights to give it a lower center of gravity. I was on a slight grade 10 degrees or so, and I just dumped a load of brush. The loader was about a third of the way up, I backed up quick and cut the wheel to the right, the next thing I knew, my right rear tire was coming up off the ground. Mower deck was still on too.

Glad you didn’t get hurt. Also glad the chain didn’t break and hurt you guys. I’m sure being a heavy equipment operator, you trust wire rope over chain. Good luck.

Good recovery! Sure could have been a lot worse no matter rookie or seasoned pro a lot of blindspot sneak up on us! Nice work :-)

Glad your ok, good for wearing your seatbelt, now you know the do not go past point.

YOU A LUCKY BOY. 2 OF MY NEIGHBORS WERE KILLED IN TRACTOR ROLLOVERS ABT 1970 No roll over protection bars back then

Glad you didn't get hurt...seat belts are great.

Cameras never do steepness justice. They make things look flatter. Wasn't till you had the long shot down the hill could we tell how steep it really is. It is very hilly where I live and even the lightest side hill when going over a gopher mound with the back tire is enough to give her a push over. Side hills are white knucklers for me. Glad you are ok.

and this is why it bugs me when I see guys operating with the ROPS bar folded down on machines where it can fold for transport or storage ( and having a 1050 with a fixed bar, that's a handy option ) "...I was just mowing and..." Your telling this story is all the justification the ROPS should ever need.....it may have seemed slow to you in the seat ( fight or flight reaction etc) but I'll bet it went over pretty fast to anyone watching, once they go over center, they just go. Very glad you are alright. Must have been quite the ride. Staying put and NOT trying to jump clear as it went over must have taken about all the guts you had and maybe some of your kindly neighbor's as well. People get hurt that way. Sure hope that the engine drains and that's all it is. Good Luck and thanks for sharing the teaching moment with us all !!

Wow, glad your okay!

thanks for showing - good less for those of us with similar hills and tractors!

Oh no! Like everyone else I am glad you are ok.

Glad you survived that unfortunate accident. Could have been disastrous! Hope the diesel recovers as well... Doug@ the "ranch"

Sorry about your little mishap. Glad you are ok.

glad you are OK!!!

Wow. Glad you survived. That could have ended way differently.

That sucks glade you hade role bar only few of my tractors have them and glade your ok you can always fix bent tin safty is best amagin being hurt would caust you every think. God bless you sure

Be curious what the actual slope was in that spot? I run on the slopes a lot, but never really heard a tipover angle. I only run my seatbelt when I feel tipsy, lol, i think that is SOP in tractor land

I have found (through personal experience) that it is much more difficult to get an even mowing when your tractor is in this position relative to earth... I suggest you refrain from repeating this action! (and I'm very glad you are ok...)

I've had my Kubota for thirty four years now, and have "rolled" it twice. Both times I wasn't wearing the seat belt, and kinda rolled out on the ground....thank God for the ROPS!! I shut the engine off immediately and righted the tractor as quickly as possible. No damage either time except the battery leaked acid and had to be cleaned up/replenished. My tires are filled with liquid which gives you more confidence on hills. One time my front tire found a hole the other my rear tire found a rock, which is all it takes when you're that close to the limit!!!

Thanks for sharing as we all need to be reminded of how accidents happen! Glad you are Ok and I'm sure the Deere will be to!!

Sir Thank God you’re ok !!!!!

Good to see your ok and ya got tractor out. This may help you next time you mow. I may be wrong but from what I could see it looked like it might help if you let your top link out a little. The shredder should ride on the tail wheel before it rides on front skids. If you are on level ground try and adjust your mower and three point so that it sits level or tipped back just a hair and it won't scrape the ground. In turn it helps keep wieght on tractor. May or may not help. Just looked a little funny in video.

I was lucky, just rolled my brand new little tractor myself. Had 15 hours on it. Learned a quick lesson. Seat belt was on.

Wow.......sure glad you're ok......glad you had the seat belt on......phone the JD dealer and they will tell you what to watch for in the recovery start up procedure after a roll accident......like I always say my friend.....stay safe....lol....... :)

Thank God your ok. God bless

Do you have fluid in tires and weights? May help.

Glad you are ok

I keep the loader full of gravel and low to the ground when on hills helps abit.

I noticed you changed you shorts before filming. Lol. Glad you’re not hurt.

Thanks for sharing. Glad your ok. Does insurance cover damage?

Are you rear tires loaded equally on both sides.

Get those tires water filled and eliminate this problem. It will lower your center of gravity and also when on a slope get that bucket as low as you can without fear of it hitting the ground. I grew up on a tractor mowing high walls in old strip pits put that bad boy in 2 wheel drive 1st gear and stomp the uphill brake to the floor while counter steering like your drifting a car.You want to run the hill with the tractor 45° to the direction of intended travel.

Are the tires loaded? what is the angle that tipped it over. it doesn't appear too steep of an angle.

The ROPS saved your life. You standing there like a ghost haha

Thank you for sharing

Like rod said it takes a man to show his mistake on you tube 👍🏽 Hopefully some will learn from this, and as far as starting that tractor up if there’s oil on top of a piston you could snap a rod you need to either pull the injectors out or the glow plugs if it has them and turn it over and let it squirt the oil out before it’s under compression to start

Its always a good day when you can walk away from a near tragedy. I was wondering being a newer tractor are they equipped with a rollover kill circuit that needs to be manually reset?

You lucked out. Thank goodness for ROPS.

First of all thank God you weren't hurt! Second of all thank God I was not there! The second you went for the starter you would have been relieved of command. 60K straps are great, if you can get away with it never use a chain. Let that tractor sit with the glow plugs out of it, oil filter off and drain plug out. The next day try turning it over "manually" unhook power source. Live and learn, it's all we can do. I'm glad it happened slow and you didn't lose your head. Next time bring your arms to your chest. the wheel could turn with force and break limbs. Better yet no more next times! lol