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Larry is also running straight line mud drags that is infinitely easier on front axle components than trails and bogs.
Have you ever seen a side by side comparison of 44 vs 60 stuff? Seeing pics will make it easier to realize why, regardless of material, a 44 doesnt have the surface area to hold up against a 60.
oh, and I dont believe there are as many trees in ND as there are on the EC. George wouldve been beaten to fornication and back up at Rausch Creek if it went everywhere my Heep did.
Not sure if the extended wheelbase stability is a worthwhile tradeoff for decreased turning radius causing you to body check every tree to the inside of the turn around here. I might look at things differently if I wheeled in the heart of sheep molester-ville.
I've wheeled in the woods of Wisconsin. Made for some interesting situations where my twin stick came in very handy. Plant a rear tire against a tree n front dig, makes for sharp turns.