seasalt
Bronze Member
large R-4\'s or small R-4\'s for my 3x20?
Does anyone have any experiences to offer on these two? Each has an industrial type tread pattern, but they are both distinctively different. Plus the larger ones look like some HD balloons. Is one pulling ahead for anyone. May be difficult to find someone who has compared the two.
Personally, while the main focus for my primary tasks at hand is off the groomed areas, I dont want to hack up the lawn when I pass through whether once or on multiple cross yard trips.
Also the larger tires I believe have larger and maybe wider fronts to go along. Having stuck a Bota B3030 in a ditch at the dealers largely due to teh fact teh little front wheels turned into anchors in mud and the tractor was too light to get traction and drag them out (turfs - in 4WD lock).
how'd it happen? My wife drove first and stuck it so I had to show her how to cross a muddy ditch - went at it backwards and had it all but done when teh front anchors set in. All it wanted to do from there was tip!!! A real **** puckering event that shyed me away from the lightweight Botas.
May have been flawed thinking but I felt more confident rolling up and down embankments at the JD dealer in a 3x20.
Does anyone have any experiences to offer on these two? Each has an industrial type tread pattern, but they are both distinctively different. Plus the larger ones look like some HD balloons. Is one pulling ahead for anyone. May be difficult to find someone who has compared the two.
Personally, while the main focus for my primary tasks at hand is off the groomed areas, I dont want to hack up the lawn when I pass through whether once or on multiple cross yard trips.
Also the larger tires I believe have larger and maybe wider fronts to go along. Having stuck a Bota B3030 in a ditch at the dealers largely due to teh fact teh little front wheels turned into anchors in mud and the tractor was too light to get traction and drag them out (turfs - in 4WD lock).
how'd it happen? My wife drove first and stuck it so I had to show her how to cross a muddy ditch - went at it backwards and had it all but done when teh front anchors set in. All it wanted to do from there was tip!!! A real **** puckering event that shyed me away from the lightweight Botas.
May have been flawed thinking but I felt more confident rolling up and down embankments at the JD dealer in a 3x20.