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Read articles →This is a personal-use log, not a spec review: the owner takes his John Deere 2210 with front bucket into the woods to cut and haul cherry firewood in one trip, no four-wheeler or trailer. It shows real loader work through muddy, uneven terrain, loading technique, and impressions of R4 tires in mud, plus mention of loaded rear tires and a ballast box. Best for current 2210 owners curious about everyday loader/firewood use, not shoppers wanting specs or pricing.
An owner-operator sharing casual, hands-on footage from his own property as part of an ongoing personal vlog series.
Yes, the owner used just the tractor with a front bucket and rear toolbar to cut and haul green cherry firewood out of the woods in two loads, no four-wheeler or trailer needed.
The owner says R4 tires are okay in mud, but definitely not as good as R1 agricultural tires and probably not as good as R14 tires.
The tractor has loaded rear tires and a ballast box nearly full of sand, but the rear end still felt light coming up over the grade with a full bucket.
