It is fairly easy to dual up a BCS. I use 3" wheel extensions from the tractor hub to the first set of tires, then a 6" extension for the second set. My wheels are adjustable, I just adjust till they fit. The tires are foam filled, adds 20+ pounds each. Each of the 6" extensions is filled with about 8lbs of lead (Pb) for more weight. The outside tires have chains. I only use duals when I really need traction, it is a heavy machine to try to turn, or sometimes to keep straight. Usually I use one set of tires with chains for snow, no chains for most yard/garden work. You can get all the extensions to either spread the wheel base out or to add duals from Earth Tools. I set my width depending on the implement, but mostly as wide as possible. You can turn one of these thing over, don't ask me how I know.
haha! A fine turd, indeed. You're sawing, and making boards, and that kicks a$$.I finally sawed a couple of cedar logs, then decided that I wanted some 4x4s to stack them on. I had a couple of small ash in an area I plan to clear sometime... you could say I tried to polish a turd.
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I finally sawed a couple of cedar logs, then decided that I wanted some 4x4s to stack them on. I had a couple of small ash in an area I plan to clear sometime... you could say I tried to polish a turd.
