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Super?
I'm considering buying a super, I'm wondering how well the hydro will handle a moldboard plow. I'm pretty sure it's a 2182 with a 3 cylinder Kubota in it. I plow somewhere around 4 acres every year for deer plots. Any advice?
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Cub123 AKA Ben has 2 1782's with plows, he would be a good one to ask. Plenty of the guys here use Supers to plow with.
Pics of Bens Super plowing http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...316#post317316 look at post 8771 |
I think you would be fine, I run mine all day at plow day and I've had zero issues. Here's a quick video of the 1782 pulling a 12" brinly. ( just click on the pic)
http://i1192.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5515f1f8.mp4 |
Thanks for the input guys but it has already sold. Don't see many supers for sale here in Oklahoma & they don't stay for sale long.
On a brighter note, I've already done some plowing with the 122 this spring. I have to agree that there's nothing like the smell of freshly turned dirt!!! |
Best thing you can do is plow with someone else's hydro before you buy one. I have plowed with several supers and hydro Cub Cadets. They are slower responding (lift-constant speed) once the hydro warms up. You will not be able to set the direction lever in one spot and keep the same speed.
I will take a manual trans Cub Cadet any day when it comes to moldboard plowing. |
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