I fly a TriQ-200 and have landed at the grass strip at Leeward Air Ranch in Ocala, FL several times.  Granted, it is a wide, 6000'+ runway that is well groomed.  Had no problems either landing or taking off.  Because it is at sea level, I actually broke ground in less time than I do at my home drome at 2200'msl.  Just make sure the grass is cut. 
Jerry
On 12/9/2013 8:48 AM, Patrick Rameau wrote:

 

Wow...I was thinking that mine was already kinda "hot" with approach speed of 75ish...MPH (with bellyflap). Didnt realize that  I should have been expressing gratitude. So has anyone some insights grass field operations? One of the places where I am considering keeping my bird in the future is a well-manicured turf strip in South Florida (Richard's Field).

On Monday, December 9, 2013 4:07 AM, Chris Rayner wrote:

 

Thanks for that Jim. I reckon I’m not far off that maybe 81-82 ish. I might try to shave a few knots off tomorrow when I have another go……..

 

Cheers

 

Chris (G-CUIK)

 

 

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75-80K touchdown.

 

Jim Patillo

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