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Thanks Digdeep, that is essentially the answer I got from a few other people, but I wanted a third (or fourth) opinion. I guess rubber tires it is.

Can someone in the know tell me how their tracks perform versus wheels when it comes to snow removal from asphault, concrete, etc. Also, has anyone had any issues with track wear/performance in -40 C temperatures?

I will be using a skid steer to remove snow in the arctic. One advantage of tracks would be to be able to push snow straight off of the apron at a constant level, running on the old packed snow(the terrain drops off at the edge of the apron). However, I has several people who believe that a...

Mr. C Has one of the best points so far, that of cold weather operation. I don't have much time on skid steers, but I drove heavy equipment for 10 plus years, and turbo failures are very rare. I had an exhaust bearing seal go, and in 4 hours the oil circulating through the turbo has absorbed...