I paid 15k for a t190 a couple of years ago with low hours... it does very well in mushy soil where anything else will bury itself. it does leave a mess however and especially when you spin it.. but again it still goes through and works when everything else on the farm cant....
I have spun out of a track twice due to letting them get a bit loose and then spinning out of the track... so keeping them adjusted is a MUST.... there is a youtube video on how to put one back on with a 6 3/4 inch two by four but still a lot of work.. first time took 4 of us and about 4 hours... second time it took two of us and about 34 minutes to get it back on.
Note, I am clearing pastures and cutting trees off with a tree cutter blade.. and running of 6 inch logs and stumps, and turning against them so I am terribly hard on the tracks and side pressure on them. Doubt you would have the same problem.
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