And on the downside...
They would also have higher costs associated with them. Bigger and/or more individual parts (wider pads, perhaps more or heavier rollers), that will cost more/each when you need to replace them, and the fact that you're putting more machine in contact with the ground will result in an increase in wear and tear with every turn you make--not as bad on the above mentioned wet conditions, but on dry or rocky ground, certainly more prounonced. You need to judge the benefits against these kinds of costs.
(Disclaimer: I don't have any direct experience paying for the maintenance of an LGP machine, so I could be misinformed, but that's just what I've heard along the way. I'm sure somebody else here will be able to verify or refute what I just said.)
And BTW, welcome, DennisJonesCon, to HEF...
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