A lot depends on what tractor it is mounted on. If it is on say a IH 806 which is a high tractor in the first place ya it might not be good but if it was on one like my Ford 841S it does help and the center of gravity is as low if not lower then it would be with out the loader. Big thing it most people do not understand how to use a loader and most will drive around with the bucket up so they look under it which is the wrong way to do it instead of having it just up high enough to get around. I have a friend who had a Kabota tractor with a loader on it. He did not have it 2 weeks and he laid it over on it side because he filled the bucket with rocks and then try to drive it on a hill side with the bucket all the way up. He got lucky he was able to jump clean of it and then pull it back up right with his pickup truck. I told him when he told me that Willie you never drive around with a loader any higher then you need it to get around and the only time the loader is up high is when your dumping a load and even then only go up as high as needed to clear what your dumping it in
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