Posted by wjkrostek on August 21, 2012 at 09:04:57 from (72.35.102.204):
In Reply to: Re: yanmar 22d posted by Diydave on August 21, 2012 at 03:06:16:
I'm smart enough to ask what other people think anyway. I may not listen but I'll ask. 4 wheeler just don't have the ground clearence needed so instead they use speed and churn it up. After a day or two no one uses the trail because it becomes work. it's not like they are bottomless pits. You normally only sink to your knees. the little tractors don't look like the weigh much and should be as whenchable. One other problem is the woods and bogs are full of logs and sticks that might rip your tires. How unstuckable is your tractor? If you can walk through it without a stick you then think you can make it. Just thinking. Also with the holes in the rims I can chain a log to the tire to get me one or two feet at a time. Other thing which ones have a locking dif?
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