When on steep slopes, what is the correct oil level that should be maintained?

Maintaining a full oil level when operating on steep slopes is crucial for ensuring proper lubrication of the engine and other components. When the oil level is full, it ensures that there's adequate oil supply in the engine's oil pan, preventing any potential harm caused by oil starvation which might happen due to the sloshing of oil on steep inclines.

If the oil level is too low, the oil pump may not correctly pick up oil, leading to insufficient lubrication and increased wear or damage of engine parts. While options like low, half, or high may seem appealing, they might compromise the oil distribution necessary for safe operation on terrain that tilts sharply. A full oil level ensures that regardless of the angle of the slope, adequate lubrication can be maintained, safeguarding the tractor's engine under demanding conditions.