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I haven't done tree planting/movinig. Why would it tear up the lawn?

Laid waste like destroyed? My plywood lasts a long time I've been finding.

It's this truck here that pulls my dump trailer with the mini and so now the back of this truck is mostly just tool storage. Extra mini attachments, all the rakes and forks, power polesaw, spare tires, garbage cans, plywood, all the stuff that's a pita to try and fit onto the forestry unit...

I'm reluctant to do something like that as my 1ton is a dually with a dump, big flatbed with sides so I like the option of being able to use it still in that capacity if need be. Honestly though I only used it once this year as a dump so it probably wouldn't really matter although I'll probably...

Mine has the same tires as my lawn tractor so it's just like mowing the lawn as long as you're not skidsteering. I have no experience with the tracked models though. Best bet for sure if you're worried about a spot throw down the plywood. My 1ton which pulls the dump trailer with the mini has...

For high end or wet lawns we just make sure to stage the brush in smaller piles that my mini can lift right up off the ground, no dragging. Very little marks or damage. Also make sure the brush is staged properly so that a guy just drives right up to a pile no skid steering around to try and...

My wheeled mini-skid is really easy on grass. I'd say easily less than the foot damage that would be done dragging all the brush out by hand. If there's a turn to be made I put down one piece of plywood there turn on it and straight shot off. I've done some real high end yards this year with...