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Originally Posted by Red Dave
If I put lug marks in my grass, the grass stands back up in an hour or two. And if it doesn't, I can still sleep well at night.
The best thing about Ag tires is that they grip and don't spin on wet grass nearly as quickly as turf tires. That is important on our hilly terrain.
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I'd be more concerned about the soil rather than the grass.
One of the reasons I got my 284 loader tractor was for the wet springs. Skid steer, larger tractors with R1s etc cleats the soft soil pretty well. Not ideal for me.
The con is snow traction isn't good with turfs, but they do hold chains really well (hence, about all they're good for!).
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