Posted by dblair on November 15, 2016 at 14:36:37 from (73.251.244.201):
In Reply to: Thoughts On Cletracs? posted by Bryce Frazier on November 15, 2016 at 08:22:12:
I've got 3 of them and I can't think of little they do well except plant in areas where you need very low ground pressure , near swamp or other such ground . the ones I have all have 10 inch tracks and are a 31, 42, and a 68 . Landis Simmerman has all the parts you'll need but they are pricey . I have used the 68 with a 4ft bush hog over some land near the river which I don't get to very often and trees grow so fast there I can't use a tired tractor , it does an exceptional job there . another has a blade and it's to light for anything other than manure removal in barns, does a good job . the 42 just sits .
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