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Re: modifying a cub
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Posted by Bus Driver on December 14, 2000 at 04:33:27 from (207.144.26.85):
In Reply to: modifying a cub posted by Ron on December 13, 2000 at 21:07:44:
The Cub wiil never match the 8-n for power. My 1960 Cub amazes me in that it will lift the front wheels off the ground in a hard pull. More power would create a dangerous situation where the tractor could flip backward, which I also did with a different brand of tractor in 1972. Maybe the Lord had duties for me here for a while longer. When younger, I despised the Cub because of it's shortcomings. Now my Cubs and my wife are appreciated for what they are, not despised for what they are not. I suggest enjoying the Cub in it's original form.
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