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<blockquote data-quote="kroog" data-source="post: 95752" data-attributes="member: 1996"><p>The track loaders are great in soft conditions as long as you don't run sideways on a hill and derail the tracks. The new E series has a regen feature, so you need to use it long enough for it to burn off the particulates. If you use it in business, it should work well. If you are a home-owner and use it lightly or for short durations, a D series may be a better choice. You have to consider what percentage of the time is in dirt and what percentage you run on gravel/asphalt/concrete. If you run more than 1/2 on hard surfaces, tires with removable tracks may be a better choice. Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kroog, post: 95752, member: 1996"] The track loaders are great in soft conditions as long as you don't run sideways on a hill and derail the tracks. The new E series has a regen feature, so you need to use it long enough for it to burn off the particulates. If you use it in business, it should work well. If you are a home-owner and use it lightly or for short durations, a D series may be a better choice. You have to consider what percentage of the time is in dirt and what percentage you run on gravel/asphalt/concrete. If you run more than 1/2 on hard surfaces, tires with removable tracks may be a better choice. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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