Really dry grass on a slope is also more slippy than "medium" grass (and then goes slippery again when it's wet). When I was using a ZT, I learned to use the downhill wheel to do most of the work when turning around, going across a slope (and also doing it a bit slower). I would use turn so the front goes uphill, then backwards turning so the other wheel is downhill and you are just below the previous pass, and then off to do the next pass.
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Just from how that youtube video was produced, I would be surprised if whoever made it had physically possessed any of those tires, or probably doesn't even have a zero turn...
Here's a video about bar tires from someone who actually tried it:
from that page, that part is discontinued, and has a ridiculous price (at least, it does for me)...
Zero Turn Mower Universal Weight Kit - 20 & 55 lb
This 20 pound and 55 pound weight kit combo is universal for zero turn lawn mowers and can be installed on the rear or front. This creates more stability and evens out the distribution of the mower's weight.sleequipment.com
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