Posted by RustyFarmall on November 14, 2008 at 07:10:02 from (209.152.78.71):
In Reply to: CUB vs BN posted by ftmfrank on November 14, 2008 at 06:53:53:
Either tractor will probably serve your needs, but the BN will have slightly more horsepower and more weight for increased traction and is in general a heavier built and stronger tractor. The BN is also more compatible with any attachments and uses a "sleeved" engine that can be rebuilt to like new condition over and over again.
The Cub engine must be rebored, which can only be done once or twice before that engine is basically scrap. Also, the Cub PTO turns in the opposite direction, which makes it incompatible with any attachments other than what was designed specifically for the Cub.
The Cub is slightly smaller over-all than the BN, but not enough difference for that to be a deciding factor.
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