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Location: Valencia Pa.
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The little cub that could
Holy cow, This summer I bought this little cub cadet, as a backup for lawn mowing. We have 3 acres, and it is hard on one tractor. So I bought this little cub 1605, for $300.00 and it came with a plow. I really did not think it would push snow. Just for the hell of it, I put the plow on last night, and this morning managed to plow 10" of snow off our 350 foolt long driveway in less than 30 min. I am impressed. It came with tire chains, but I seriously did not think it was heavy enough to do the job. It used to take me 4-5 hours to shovel out of a bad snow. Life just got easier. It is funny, this was to be the backup tractor, but it runs better, breaks less, and mows better than the 3 year old craftsman( twice the size) we have.
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01-10-2009, 08:19 AM
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There are two kinds of people in our town - Cub Cadet owners and John Deere owners. The majority have Cubs. Very nice stuff.
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