Tire or track recommendations for Kubota on tough terrain

[Alan]

You know those days when the ground seems to have a mind of its own? Muddy fields, rocky spots, or steep inclines can really make you question your setup. If you’ve encountered these tricky terrains with your Kubota, you understand how much the right tires or tracks can make a difference.

What’s worked best for you in those situations? Share your favorite tips for tackling the tough stuff.

 

[Axon]

I usually slope the sides. Picked that up during a summer job working with wet clay kept the ground from caving in on me a few times.

 

[Quanta]

When I was working close to riverbeds, the wet ground was always a pain. We used timber frames to shore things up. It took longer, but it kept everyone safe and the trench from falling apart so we could finish.

 

[Nexo]

I remember a dig way back where heavy rain kept making the walls fall in. After wasting time dealing with cave-ins, we switched to hydraulic shores. Taught me that getting ready is key. Now, I check the ground and plan how to support it before I start digging.