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jlspicer
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I think I'll stick with the "oldies" I have. I heard these things will notify or connect with your smart phone to tell you when to change the oil or the hours. Wonder if it will tell you how to change the oil as well.
Dunno...........
Eh, whatever. growing attached to the past does nothing but fill you with bitterness; or at the very least will drive you to drink. They may not look the same, but the truth is they haven't been the same for long time.
Looks like something Darth Vader would use, that is, if grass grows wherever the hey he came from!!
mhomrighausen
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Joshua S. White paint is on the wheels.
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Maybe Cub Cadet is just introduding a Industrial Gasrden tractor line.
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Maybe Cub Cadet is just introduding a Industrial Gasrden tractor line.
I see the guy in the add has no clue how to run a zero turn . when making a right hand turn you have to pull back on the right steer handle and push ahead on the other lever. If not your inside wheel will cause a mark on the inside of the turn. with my Toro 4880 that took me a few minutes to learn and a little longer to get it correct to leave no nark in the grass every time.
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They still look more like lawn mowers than tractors.
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Marlin~~You got me there! I was so clouded by the DeceptiCub look that I must've missed the white on the rims. My bad
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It would be amazing if MTD would finally take the brand name seriously and offer at least one line again that was a true commercial/industrial series of tractors. I'm not even greedy, just one single model that would compete with the JD X series or the Kubota commercial line. FAT CHANCE! If any of you guys get seat time on one of these, please report here...
I agree with you JC! Where has the muscular look gone?
It would be amazing if MTD would finally take the brand name seriously and offer at least one line again that was a true commercial/industrial series of tractors. I'm not even greedy, just one single model that would compete with the JD X series or the Kubota commercial line. FAT CHANCE! If any of you guys get seat time on one of these, please report here...
I agree with you JC! Where has the muscular look gone?
I agree, these new CC's don't follow tradition, no more "Yellow & White" unless you count the wheels.
I will say the styling & coloring seems to imitate a brand of equipment with a mountain in it's logo, in fact, the new yellow is very similar to their yellow.
But I really don't care for the plastic grill. And REALLY??.... we have to have Blue tooth capability on our lawn mowers now?
I will say the styling & coloring seems to imitate a brand of equipment with a mountain in it's logo, in fact, the new yellow is very similar to their yellow.
But I really don't care for the plastic grill. And REALLY??.... we have to have Blue tooth capability on our lawn mowers now?
