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Old 09-30-2016, 03:07 PM
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I have new Goodyears. I am not saying they are bad or problematic but in my experience in Pennsylvania snow and mud, turfs with chains worked better (in a side by side comparison) then the Goodyears. In full disclosure the turfs did have their summer air taken out and replaced with winter air the ags did not and were running summer air way past the expiration date.
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In full disclosure the turfs did have their summer air taken out and replaced with winter air the ags did not and were running summer air way past the expiration date.[/QUOTE]

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Thanks. I run winter air (green) all year round do to not mowing with machine. Gonna throw them on and give them a try as soon as the rain stops. Have some tree tops to cut up, drag closer to main logging road where it will be easier to split and load rather than using a cart. Just curious as to what if any experience you guys have had in woods with roots, rocks, sticks, etc...
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Thanks. I run winter air (green) all year round do to not mowing with machine. Gonna throw them on and give them a try as soon as the rain stops. Have some tree tops to cut up, drag closer to main logging road where it will be easier to split and load rather than using a cart. Just curious as to what if any experience you guys have had in woods with roots, rocks, sticks, etc...
I'm not familiar with the green air. I always use the tru blue winter air and the real red summer air. I have thought about trying the new pretty pink all season tire air but I am finding it hard to believe that one tire air can work equally well in Pennsylvania's harsh winters and brutal summers. Has anyone tried it yet?
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Thanks. I run winter air (green) all year round do to not mowing with machine. Gonna throw them on and give them a try as soon as the rain stops. Have some tree tops to cut up, drag closer to main logging road where it will be easier to split and load rather than using a cart. Just curious as to what if any experience you guys have had in woods with roots, rocks, sticks, etc...
I had a neighbor skid tree tops out with his 149 he said the power of the machine was just amazing.

I would think if you made a trail by clearing the rocks and logs you'd be fine, keep us posted.
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