Tire chains on the mower? What about a cheap golfcart?
Get a tough old "yard tractor" like a 60s/70s IH Cub Cadet when they were built like tanks and it'll pull that no problem.
You can get 'em on craigslist cheap because they arent new and shiney.
You can get 'em on craigslist cheap because they arent new and shiney.
There is a guy who fixes up and sells old tractors on the South side of Waterloo just East of Coltrane, north of Edmond. I don't have any more info than that, but I do pass by there once in a great while and he does have a turnover of them.
Woody
EDIT: Sorry, make that just West of Coltrane.
Woody
EDIT: Sorry, make that just West of Coltrane.
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Keep using your vehicle is what I would say. It is the cheapest overall since you already own it.
Might be a good option!
Oh geez man that would do anything!
That is what I usually do. I'm also noticing large tire ruts now. Not sure if that happens just because of camper or it's the vehicle.
Cheapest solution is tire chains on the mower you have. Add weight to the front to keep it down. For the chains you can make a set up pretty cheap 15 or 20 feet of light gauge chain and just zip tie the cross bars sections in place and that'll get you by.
I don't understand the question. Does your vehicle not puill it?
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