Tire Scuffing

[Frank_Mulligan]

Jeff,

I agree with Rover. I thought my L3010 was too heavy since the outside front tire would always dig in (especially if the area has nice grass and not the usual weeds that cover 95% of our property). I turn very slowly and this avoids the scuffing. Unfortunalty I can't take advantage of the speed control if I do this. Your B2910 is lighter than my tractor so I'm assuming you should be able to avoid scuffing.

 

[PowerMax]

Yes, I'm learning to be very careful on the turns. It will definitely tear up a nice yard. Unfortunately, my 2910 has been sitting in my garage for over a week, now. It's been solid rain here in SE Ohio. My yard is totally saturated - not sure when I'll be able to mow again. I may have to use the brush hog when it finally dries out. /w3tcompact/icons/mad.gif

Jeff

 

[Frank_Mulligan]

Look at the bright side. Now your lawn will grow and you'll have to spend more time cuting it!

It's been raining almost everyday here in NJ for the last couple of days too, but we need it. It's been so dry around here that even with the heavy rain the ground just soaks it up.

I have spots on my property that even the weeds don't grow too well. I hope it doesn't have anything to do with the SuperFund site across the street!

 

[PowerMax]

<font color=blue>I hope it doesn't have anything to do with the SuperFund site across the street! </font color=blue>

That can't be a good thing! Tough on real estate resale values also. I hope you don't have well water.

Jeff

 

[kyoders]

Superfund sites aren't bad for you, at least in the short-term. I used to live near one, and that's more or less what we were told. In fact, the city of Dayton was going to build their new well field for fresh water just down the road a bit from it. It's also not too far from the Great Miami river. How bad could it be?

It always amazed me how much garbage got dumped in the rivers around us. It seemed that amost once a year there was some sort of toxic release into one river or another. And there was almost always some kind of notice for certain stretches to not eat the fish.

Kevin