Why I'm so concerned about turning radius

[Golfgar4]

Re: Why I\'m so concerned about turning radius

<font color=blue>"I now wonder if The Apple Barn was were she was talking about?"</font color=blue>

I'll bet it was! The first time we were there, we staying in Gatlinburg. It didn't matter who we asked about a good place to eat, they always said the The Apple Barn. So we went there the next morning for breakfast.....and back for lunch.....and back for dinner....and back - well, you get the idea.

<font color=blue>"We moved away from their in '98 leaving the apple / pear / plum / peach / fig / and chestnut trees behind."</font color=blue>

That had to be as bad as leaving a child behind! Couldn't you have transplanted any of them? Trees - not children! /w3tcompact/icons/laugh.gif

 

[cedarranch]

Re: Why I\'m so concerned about turning radius

Too large, too old, toooo much work! /w3tcompact/icons/sad.gif
We have been considering planting a new orchard here. We thought we had found paradise. 2 years later our neighbors built a dirt short track (race cars) in the corn field next to our property. Now we are considering moving again. /w3tcompact/icons/hmm.gif
vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom-vrooom
and vrooom! /w3tcompact/icons/eyes.gif

 

[TerryinMD]

Re: Why I\'m so concerned about turning radius

Hazmat,

We have three rows of fruit trees in our garden area. I have a 4100 and have little trouble manuvering between the trees.

The trees are on a 15'X15'grid. I have pruned trees in such a way to allow for lanes. I believe your 4010 is going to be equipped with a foldable ROPS (lucky dog you.. if so equipped/w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif). If so, you should have little trouble weaving in and out of those trees.

You will need to figure out all of your patterns for mowing, bush hogging, plowing, mowing, etc. I've had mine a year and I still am learning and modifying my patterns to make the work more efficient.

Terry