R4 tire limitations.
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InlineDieselFan
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I have the R-4's and clay, if I get stuck too easy I'll just do the chains thing. I have been in some mud and muck and no problems so far, just put it in 4WD and go. I will suffer in that way as opposed to tearing up my 1400' gravel driveway and one of these days a yard/pasture.
steve
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Varmintmist
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I'm pretty happy with the R4's MOST of the time. I have a LOT of topsoil and if it isnt dry, the lugs will load up. I solved this buy putting a set of truck chains on it. They are not to aggressive but give just enough more traction for when I am in places I shouldnt be /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif or there is moisture in the ground.
BTW, the only level ground I own was made that way by machine, I am always on a side hill.
I really like how 90% of the time they float without causing damage or tearing plants out.
BTW, the only level ground I own was made that way by machine, I am always on a side hill.
I really like how 90% of the time they float without causing damage or tearing plants out.
