Posted by warddog on September 13, 2023 at 11:09:08 from (216.183.203.13):
After some time, I have found a guy that will mow this property and next year will bale it on shares, if I so desire. This property has fencing that will need to be maintained which goes into the wooded area just outside and along the stripper knobs that were left, not reclaimed. Having walked it there is no access via my side by side so I will have to build one along the fence. I am now wondering again about what equipment I may need to do what I want to do with only one. I could use a tractor as well as a small dozer and now am wondering if I can get more bang for my buck with a tracked skid steer of about the same HP needed with a 4-wheel drive tractor? I would only have to mow maybe the perimeter fence around all the property and the neighbor could mow/bale the rest of it. From my research a skid steer can handle ALL the attachments I would need to brush hog and build trails. Just curious as the opinions of the opinions of folks that may use skid steers on their farms and what they do with them.
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