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Re: Re: Traction for a Cub
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Posted by Wardner on January 30, 2000 at 13:50:32 from (63.22.97.100):
In Reply to: Re: Traction for a Cub posted by Simp on January 30, 2000 at 13:14:58:
Back in the fifties when I was a kid here in MA, I plowed out all my neighbors for $5.00 each with a Cub. That was in the days before snowblowers and 4x4's. It really helped if we got a couple good storms before Christmas. Still have the tractor but I use a heavily wighted 504 with a loader now. It takes loaded tires, wheel weights, chains, and good brakes to handle snow. If you are set up right, the Cub should not have any problem with 12-14 inches of wet snow on level ground.
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