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Well almost. I'm moving from southern California to Michigan next month and need to up-size from a push-reel mower to a something that will work for a house on an acre.
I've been considering both new and used tractors and found the forum while doing some research. At the moment, I think I'm looking for something that will handle a decent size mower deck that can also be accessorized ![]() I really like the idea of a Cub Lo-boy as well. Thanks, Joel |
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![]() ![]() Welcome Joel! |
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Nice to have you Joel! Here at Only Cub Cadets you will see many of these garden tractors in many different equipment set up's. These garden tractors are individual to each of us , so you may hear different answers as to which one is the best, lol! There is no real answer to that question. I'm sure you can find a Cub Cadet that best suits your specific needs, yard size, and weather conditions.
Good luck, enjoy OCC!
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Welcome to OCC! Glad to have you!
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Allen Proud owner of my Original and 126! My Grandpa's Cart Craftsman Lawn Sweeper Craftsman Plug Aerator |
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Joel,
![]() what part of Michigan are you moving to? What do you plan on doing with your cub? Mowing only duties or gardening as well? |
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We're moving to Brighton, just north of Ann Arbor, east of Howell
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