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Wide drive base have additional benefit this year?
If we just decide to go with skid steering, would having a wider drive base be really difficult to turn? I imagine with the surface it'll be hard with skid steering already.. But what are the cons to a wider drive base? carrying that trailer already makes you longer, so your footprint is larger anyways...
Comments you all have? Last edited by Brad Voracek : 03-01-2009 at 19:40. Reason: typo 
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