Found this on yesterdays tractors. Interesting setup but not on my things to do list.
I realize this is a Cub but not a question or my own picture so I put the topic here.
http://www.yesterdaystractors.com/cgi-b ... &th=937416
Rodney
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When one cub is not enough.
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When one cub is not enough.
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Re: When one cub is not enough.
Now that Barnyard is retired and has all the time on his hands, He needs to put a couple of those cubs together so he can keep them together and find them easier in the BOB.
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Re: When one cub is not enough.
Everytime I see a contraption like this I ask myself; WHY?????
I bet those front wheel weights really help!
I bet those front wheel weights really help!
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Re: When one cub is not enough.
Scrivet, I'll give you George Willer's standard reply. "I did it because I could" While I have no interest in building one of those, I can certainly appreciate the abilities required to do so.
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Re: When one cub is not enough.
Mike in Louisiana wrote:Now that Barnyard is retired and has all the time on his hands, He needs to put a couple of those cubs together so he can keep them together and find them easier in the BOB.
I have no trouble finding them, that's for sure!
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Re: When one cub is not enough.
Interesting setup, but he needs to be careful of how much he tries to pull with it. I was doing some owing with the despeeder engaged and caught the Mott Flail on a half buried railroad tie while the wheels were down in a depression that just fit the tire diameter. The left differential shaft (top final drive shaft) snapped without even opening the governor.
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