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VitaBene · 09-14-2021, 08:30 AM

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I run R3 Turf Tires on my L3430. back when I was in the Landscaping business we had L series Kubotas with R1 and R3s. Both performed about the same in snow. Where turf fall on their face is in mud- they load up and become slicks essentially.

Our Case 580K had R4s- good overall, but it was so much heavier than the Kubotas that its not apples to apples. I got them all stuck at one time or the other.

If doing it over (will likely have to as getting sidewall cracking on rears), I would stay with Turfs. I use a front mounted blower so do not need a ton of winter traction.

09-14-2021, 08:30 AM	#6
VitaBene Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Moultonborough Posts: 3,531 Thanks: 1,570 Thanked 1,607 Times in 822 Posts	https://www.messicks.com/school/test...erences-betwee I run R3 Turf Tires on my L3430. back when I was in the Landscaping business we had L series Kubotas with R1 and R3s. Both performed about the same in snow. Where turf fall on their face is in mud- they load up and become slicks essentially. Our Case 580K had R4s- good overall, but it was so much heavier than the Kubotas that its not apples to apples. I got them all stuck at one time or the other. If doing it over (will likely have to as getting sidewall cracking on rears), I would stay with Turfs. I use a front mounted blower so do not need a ton of winter traction.