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Old 01-26-2014, 09:20 PM
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Default I'll take this Cub for my future snow removal
Not sure whos it is, but that is one impressive machine.

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Old 01-26-2014, 09:28 PM
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That is one bad a$% super, plow rig
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Man, I've seen that pic before somewhere, just can't remember where.........
Reminds me of the grader that just went through the other day to wing back the drifts in the ditch.
Wonder how this rig would work in actual snow?
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Man, I've seen that pic before somewhere, just can't remember where.........
Reminds me of the grader that just went through the other day to wing back the drifts in the ditch.
Wonder how this rig would work in actual snow?
I want to know the same thing, too! Bet it'd be just fine in fresh light snow but I'm willing to put a buck down that it'd lose traction real quick in heavy wet packed stuff. Still, I'd give it a shot

I just noticed, does the model on the hood say 3572?
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That's one tough super!
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I doubt if you would have much luck with that around here tomorrow!
We are in the middle of a good old fashioned Iowa blizzard here tonite.\ and into tomorrow.!!
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Very cool setup!
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That's cool.
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It be perfect for how the snow has been falling here near Chicago this year. 2-4" of fluffy stuff at a time. I'd rather have it dump 18"once and be done with it though. It's no fun pushing snow that doesn't challenge the machine.
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It looks cool but, I doubt it works very good. I'll bet if you load up those blades it just pushes the tractor sideways.
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