
5 Mar ’12

I agree with NS -- BUT -- I would keep the turfs, and if you can, still mounted on their rims. I've got R4's and they are better in mud and dirt than turfs but from what I hear the turfs are much better in the snow than R4's. I haven't experienced this yet... except for right when the tractor was delivered I tried to pull a stuck vehicle out and the tires were just spinning in the snow. I hope it isn't a sign of things to come this winter but if you check around everyone says that turfs are the cats meow in winter.

5 Mar ’12

K, here is another reason to come out for a trip. If you buy these I will store them for you until you get here. These are bar tires, not R4.
http://grandrapids.c.....24438.html
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