Keep wheels spread wide whenever possible. A tractor will overturn sideways much easier if the wheels are close together. When wheels must be moved in for narrow row farming, use extra precaution, especially when traveling at higher speeds on roads. Reduce speed before turning. Doubling the speed of a farm tractor quadruples the danger of upsetting sideways.
Centrifugal force tries to keep the tractor in a straight line.
If you try to turn at a high rate of speed, the tractor will attempt to go straight rather than turn. Reduce speed when using a loader. A loader in the raised position can increase the possibilities of overturns. Keep the loader as close to the ground as possible. Be alert for ditches, rocks or holes that might cause the tractor to overturn.