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Robert_in_NY · 02-11-2005, 06:59 AM

I have no problem with snow. The only time snow is a problem is when I am going up the hill in my yard and trying to get onto the road. The snow is usually quite deep and packed along the shoulder of the road that it takes weight off the TN's tires and I have to pull some of the snow back to get thru.

I have a friend who bought a TN to do logging with like your planning. He just pushed the tires out as far as they can go, tossed on the chains and had fun. For logging I would think you would want a wider base, especially if your working on any slopes. Also, the 16.9-30's will give you a little extra clearance over the 28's.

02-11-2005, 06:59 AM	#12 (permalink)
Robert_in_NY Super Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Silver Creek, NY Posts: 5,619	Re: TN65 I have no problem with snow. The only time snow is a problem is when I am going up the hill in my yard and trying to get onto the road. The snow is usually quite deep and packed along the shoulder of the road that it takes weight off the TN's tires and I have to pull some of the snow back to get thru. I have a friend who bought a TN to do logging with like your planning. He just pushed the tires out as far as they can go, tossed on the chains and had fun. For logging I would think you would want a wider base, especially if your working on any slopes. Also, the 16.9-30's will give you a little extra clearance over the 28's.