Kingdom of Callaway - Fulton, Mo 65251 | Unless you have to drive a long way on the road to get to where you feed, I would stick with a mfwd tractor and pull type mixer. If something breaks, it's easier to grab a loaner tractor or a different mixer.
I've been adding concrete, but before that I fed a couple muddy winters with this old TW Ford. Made ruts, but never got stuck. I even recently fed with a cat 55 when my feed tractor was called to other duties, it really floated around. Those feed trucks are helpless off road when it's muddy.
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