Would a quad help my situation

[Charlieh]

Dont do it, it wont work, if your not getting about with the other kit and causing ruts you wont do it with an atv especially with a trailer of firewood on the back. you wont roll ruts out with an atv roller either, they are fine on lightish soil for breaking down a seed bed but not rolling with a heavy balast in rough conditions (it will kill your quad. dont ask how i know ).

[shooterjim]

We use a 400 kodiak and a 350 polaris big boss 6x6 tipper up our shoot. Will go absolutely anywhere but they do cause ruts! The 6x6 is awesome and goes wherever its pointed but they both paddle the ground up.

[Aaron]

ignore all the negative comments, i can sell you a nice 500 honda :-)

 

Aaron

[gensetsteve]

ignore all the negative comments, i can sell you a nice 500 honda :-)

 

Aaron

 

Any more info ? price age etc

[Aaron]

you have pm fella.

 

Aaron

[Ashes_Firewood]

If its like that already then a quad towing a trailer full of wood will get stuck. The grounds knackered this time of year I am very good at ploughing whether it be in the tractor, quad or Land Rover!

[tree monkey]

my field is a total bog its 3 inch of mud then solid hardcore is best as previously said quads do cause ruts and if your not carefull someone will nick it.

[Len Brennan]

A quad on its own would go over it no probs but as soon as you add a trailer with any weight in it and even the slightest incline it'll just spin all 4 wheels. Go for the hardcore.

[farmer rod]

and if you get up any speed on the quad it will fill the trailer with mud, how do I know? ......

[TRADITIONAL LOGGERS]

Mole drain the whole site and then make two vehicle tracks with road plannings alongside the upper hedgerow and no more problems.