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Pulling power directly related to traction. Duals provide twice the traction therefore increases traction.

Got 2004 model that is 4WD. Great tractor. Handles 5x6 bales both ends. Heavy enough to stay on hillside when bush hogging. Plenty of hp, doesn't bog-down like the newer "turbo charged" models. Just wish it had a better brake locking system. The ratchet teeth on the 2004 models wear too...

lavacarancher Thanks, I will check

I do a lot of hillside work and keep duals on all the time. I use the bolt on because I feel safer with the bolt on. Some of my neighbors have lost duals that were clamped or banded on.

Neighbor has TN75 with loader and 3 remotes. The hydraulics look up or vapor lock from time to time which disables the loader, lift arms, and remotes. We remove the plug on one of the pumps, start engine, move steering wheel to bleed, replace plug and everything works fine. We have checked...

I have a 70hp Kubota 4WD with duals that I keep the loader arms and duals on year round. I will drop the bucket or spear when raking. But I never take the loader off. I keep the dual wheels on because the ride is easier. Just have to be careful on highway going from field to field. Dual...

Go with Kobota and take advantage of low interest rates. Set up on as many years as possible and get the Kubota accident insurance. The insurance pays for repairs as long as you are paying for the tractor. Bought a new 2004 6800 4WDwith loader, cast rims, and duals because I do alot of steep...