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Weighted Cub on septic field?
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Re: Weighted Cub on septic field?
Sounds like you are dragging trees/logs with your Cub. Be careful with that activity. Hit a stump with the end of that log and you could be under the tractor in less than the blink of an eye.
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Re: Weighted Cub on septic field?
Sounds to me like he is ripping stuff out of the ground with it, like little bushes and trees?
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Re: Weighted Cub on septic field?
Don McCombs wrote:Sounds like you are dragging trees/logs with your Cub. Be careful with that activity. Hit a stump with the end of that log and you could be under the tractor in less than the blink of an eye.
I am indeed dragging trees and stuff around as you suspect. Will try and be careful. I normally lift the logs onto the pull bar to avoid the issue you're addressing, but will keep my eyes open. As to this thread, I did end up driving over my septic field a few times and no issues yet.
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Re: Weighted Cub on septic field?
I think you’ll be fine. I wouldn’t try it in the Spring when the ground is soggy, though.
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