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YUP to much! Unless it's a really low serial number or have all the options like fenders, rear lift, spring assist, hydraulics, headlights, creeper, rear PTO and on and on. Or if they "guy" is in S.D., snicker!
Jochua,
Kinda depends on what your doin with'um at the time.
Personally I think the 147 is the perfect tiller tractor.
1450- Best all around do all tractor
149- 2nd best all around tractor
1650- Good for plowing and rear blade
123- Mowing, only cause it's been modified to a 4.7" turning radius
169- Just something to have and piddle with, LOL
1250- I ain't figured anything out on that one
1200- Same with this one
124- Throwin snow maybe
100- My first and it works great with Gator blades and a bagger.
Guess I better quit huh!
Kinda depends on what your doin with'um at the time.
Personally I think the 147 is the perfect tiller tractor.
1450- Best all around do all tractor
149- 2nd best all around tractor
1650- Good for plowing and rear blade
123- Mowing, only cause it's been modified to a 4.7" turning radius
169- Just something to have and piddle with, LOL
1250- I ain't figured anything out on that one
1200- Same with this one
124- Throwin snow maybe
100- My first and it works great with Gator blades and a bagger.
Guess I better quit huh!
Oh I dint do it, Ole Joe the previous owner did it.
He changed out the steering box, re-routed things to the outside and on and on and on. BUT IT WORKS!
He changed out the steering box, re-routed things to the outside and on and on and on. BUT IT WORKS!
Tom, you can thank my mother for that too, grin
Jochua F.
Man that's a loaded question and will vary from one Cub owner to the next.
IMHO, there's only 2 all around landscape tractors, 147 and 1450.
Jochua F.
Man that's a loaded question and will vary from one Cub owner to the next.
IMHO, there's only 2 all around landscape tractors, 147 and 1450.
I went from this, They wanted $1300.00 to make a flat spot for my new 24x40 garage, I took two Cubs and did it myself in 6 hours for $8.00 bucks in gas.
to this,
and I even got to help unload the small stuff for the garage, LOL
to this,
and I even got to help unload the small stuff for the garage, LOL
I saw what you did with your Cub Cadets. I have a 1250 with a front push blade, chains, and wheel weights. I had a sewer main replaced and they piled up all the dirt over the trench that they dug out. Parts of the area have collapsed because a lack of dirt. Do you think my 1250 will have enough juice to push some of the excess dirt in some ares to those areas without enough?
If you have the weight and traction an original would do it with a 7 horse engine it, GO FOR IT!!!!
It's way to much fun not to.
It's way to much fun not to.
