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Message: <blockquote data-quote="dozer" data-source="post: 23950" data-attributes="member: 2576"><p>So you feel it would be wise for me to invest in some steel tracks for that particular season then? I also do some work for people in town landscaping, removing rock and such. I imagine the steel tracks must destroy grass, sidewalks, and driveways? what do you think? And although I have read dang near every post in the CTL threads. If you wouldn't want a CTL for working in soupy manure. Which is as soft as anything I have ever worked in. What would you want it for. Is all the 90 and 180 degree turns you do in a barn that hard on the machines? I guess that would bring me to my next question. If all the pinpoint turns are that hard on a CTL how hard are they on a SS with steel tracks? thanks for all the help so far. ANd sorry about all the questions I am just trying to get some ideas. Although on that 864G there will be one dissapointed Bobcat salesman. thanks Dozer</p></blockquote><p></p>