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I'm guessing your off 206. You may be better off having a logger slash it when they're working near you, most of them have D4s or bigger. We have a ford 655a at the deer camp, and it struggles with the glacial debris. If you do it yourself plan for running water when you start the trench and...

Where are you located. I'm in bainbridge and have a camp in hancock. Forty miles makes a Huge difference in terrain and soil.

The exposed tire isn't really an issue. Just dictates your pattern and how you finish up.

I drag a kk tg48y around with a b2620. Works fine in turned and rock picked soil. Not so good opening new ground, slow going. You have a few more pto HP, may be enough. Leave the fel on if you have one, to counter the weight, there heavy units.

I have a 2620 with bh, without mmm. There is a locking tab with thumbscrew securing the 3 pt in a neutral position when the bh is mounted. 3 pt arms may strike bh pan if extended.

Chain and tree no come-along needed. Just have a second set of eyes.