Turn the tractor around and have the participants lift up the front end. Ask them which end was heavier to lift. This may be performed on a flat surface, but is not nearly as dramatic. When crossing hills. if the operator is leaning significantly toward the Uphill rear tire. All that is required to over turn a tractor is a hole on the downhill side.
More deaths occur from side rollovers than rear rollovers.
If this situation occurs, the operator should stop the tractor and look around to determine the safest means of getting off the hill. The operator can either turn and back up or turn and drive down the hill. There may be a fence or ditch at the bottom so the operator must back up the hill. Or there may be an obstruction of some type at the top of the hill, thus turning and driving down the hill is safer. If backing up or driving down is not possible due to obstructions, back up slowly in the same wheel tracks from the direction the operator came until it becomes possible to either back up or drive down the hill.