How do you get a 2wd to go in the snow?

[olthumpa]

olthumpa,
I have that same model of seat protector / anti back side soaker, mine is in black!
One of these days the tractor will get a proper home!

Yeahhhhh soggy bottoms aren't fun when it is cold out. When I built my garage 25+years ago - 26x36x10, I thought that it was big enough. Little did I know that they are like tractors - you would like to have a bigger one. There is supposed to be room for it in there but there always seems to be some project taking its place. Decided that I am going to have to add a lean to on the side for extra room.

 

[Searay45db]

I thank you for your many opinions. Some were even good ones

If I look at the snow tires for my car, they are actually thinner, the reason is more pounds per square inch. So an AG tire will habe have less surface area increasing pounds per square inch plus be able to move through snow.

Going to fill the tires up with WW fluid as I do not have a 3pt hitch on the back.

The chains I used were European chains, which means there was always chain contacting the surface. Since it was blacktop, great on the road, but like ice skates, 2 bar chain might work better.

 

[Searay45db]

You could move up to a BX, depending on your budget.
I bought my B7100, with less than 650 hours on it, 4WD, with a Woods finish mower, for $3000. I mow my grass with it.

Need another garage.