Will My Cubs Hydraulics Run This??

[ricky racer]

I sure hope so cause I want one....

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e11_1403867279

[Barnyard]

Wow, that'll get the job done!

[BrianRoberts]

You might need wings on that Cub to use it. I gotta agree with you I want one also.

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Talk about cleaning a fence row, wow. Bet the operator is wearing ear plugs unless that cab is sound proofed.

[Groove Critter]

You cant beat it if you need a nice mulch bed where your tree use to be. Not sure if even a cub-ota can do that trick...

But hey, don't underestimate the clever minded folks on this forum; youself included!

[ScottyD'sdad]

Wasting good wood!
Ed

[ricky racer]

Wasting good wood!
Ed

I wouldn't say it's a waste, there's plenty of entertainment value there. Just think some guy gets paid to play with that all day long...

[Scrivet]

.......... Just think some guy gets paid to play with that all day long...

I think it's only play for the first hour or two then it would become WORK!

How far do you think that thing could sling a rock?

[Don McCombs]

Wasting good wood!
Ed

My sentiments, exactly. The ultimate toy for our "throwaway" culture.
No offense intended, Ricky.

[Bill]

https://www.google.com/search?q=world%2 ... 000%3B1225

[64/67lo-boy]

No the cub will not handle that. Thats more of a tree shredder and for a cub you need to look more for a sapling shredder

[ricky racer]

No the cub will not handle that. Thats more of a tree shredder and for a cub you need to look more for a sapling shredder

[clintmo]

That thing is terrifying.

[Mr E]

I think you could run it, once you got it lifted up. Now, THERE is the problem.

[Bigschuss]

That thing is amazing. I am in the process right now of creating some small fields and food plots for deer out in the middle of a 20 acre parcel of heavy woods. This would have saved me years of logging, hauling wood out, chipping and/or burning brush, and removing stumps. Instant fields.

On the other hand, doing the work by hand has given me the opportunity to understand the forest better, be selective about the trees I take, and tread more lightly on the soil. The trees I fell every winter provide a ton of browse for deer. Logging and hauling wood is good exercise for the body and mind. And, I've generated 10 cords of firewood for my family.