Posted by Rick Kr on April 22, 2015 at 11:01:56 from (198.208.251.21):
In Reply to: Ag or Industrial? posted by showcrop on April 22, 2015 at 05:39:00:
Schedule F would make more sense than R1s. My backhoe had Goodyear IT525s which are closer to a R1 than an R4. My tractor I am putting R4s on it to be easier on non-tilled areas. So should my backhoe be exempt if the town thinks my IT525s look like an R1? Or should I just put R1s on it to be exempt?
There are many types farming (landscape/nursery stock) that dont require R1s. Not everyone pulls huge plows, disks, planters etc. and needs that type of traction.
Swing by the local 2000+ acre sod farm, tell them they are not a farm unless they put R1s on their precious turf.
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