I'll be the devils advocate.
An ag cabbed tractor is not frops just
rops, not armored for logging in wooded areas. Expect a high maintenance budget for replacement glass, hoods fenders & roofs, lighting; wiring, hydraulic lines and filters torn off underneath, etc. Throw in a gored radiator or 2 from branches.
R4's are lousy in mud, reduce ground clearance, the backhoe frame reduces clearance even further - but the backhoe is useful to get unstuck.
Do you have other primary/secondary machines to put it back upright when it rolls over?
I use an old dozer backhoe & skidloader for logging. The cabbed ag tractor pretty much stays out of the woods.
A snootfull of heavy snow on a 7' blower may stall the engine. A creeper transmission helps to avoid riding the clutch.
Other than that keep us posted on your new adventure
