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Re: Super C in trade
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Posted by Rob on March 26, 2004 at 21:59:58 from (205.187.255.211):
In Reply to: Super C in trade posted by Sherry on March 26, 2004 at 18:59:29:
The super C is alot more tractor than the cub and certainly will be stronger at mowing, plowing, etc.Do not know how much land you are trying to maintain, but keep in mind the Super C is physically about twice the size of cub and is a rowcrop so it sits alot higher. If it has fast hitch thats a big plus though fast hitch implements can be tough to find in some areas. We have had two Super C's on our farm since the late 50's and they are great little tractors.
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