If you know how to properly drive a ZTR you won’t destroy the yard.

Yeah. I’d like to see you navigate it around my lease and not get stuck.

So . . . . . , who did that to you yard?

This thread denies common sense or you are joking abot the mud tires on the ztr, right? When the ground is moist, those mud tires wil certainly help to aeriate the soil.

Looks nasty

Well when the trailer tongue and jack act as ground anchors, it’s going to get stuck. But hey, your station wagon has done good in those extreme gravel parking lots. Surprised you didn’t break your stilettos on those rocks

The station wagon would’ve ate that like it was still on the mall parking lot…

I’m sure. Next time I go you’re more than welcome to drive. Can that fagwagon pull a trailer?

I started off on dry ground, it just didn’t hold on a 24 degree slope, closest tire to the ditch slid into the ditch and it was all over after that. Tires with traction would’ve prevented the slide, thus preventing the ruts in the ditch.

This part of the yard doesn’t typically have grass growing on it so it’s never been an issue, this year it’s covered in grass and so the sliding begins. It has to get mowed somehow. My yard doesn’t look like Derek’s, so I’m really not concerned about a little scruff from the tires.

Your last sentence denies common sense.

I don’t know…I got a real truck for that, but I bet it’ll go through that “mud hole” too.

I blame most of that on taking your advice on the worlds worst tires. The other part I blame on ducknbass for selling me a trailer built for a low rider. I have a 10 inch drop hitch and that trailer still doesn’t sit level