How wide do you want it and how wide do you have the tractor wheels set? Cross planks will not have enough strength for tractor if you put beams wide enough to make a safe width of no less than 10', that is with the beams set at the end of the planks and if you set the beams in the wheel track then if you get to the side of them the ends of the planks will break off and then the tractor will roll into the creek. you need at least 4 beams so you can have one on each side with a 10' minimum width and one under each wheel track. At that you might if you get off the side of the ones under the wheel track and I say might not break through but that is questionable. So is your tractor loaded with fluid or loader or anything else that would make it heavier than a bare tractor. Me I would want 5 beams with a 12' total width at minimum for if something would distract you (bee sting) while crossing you would not jerk the wheel far enough to go over the side and roll it. And that would be not only the cross planks but lengthwise for the whole deck.
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