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07-13-2010, 11:41 PM
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147 w/blower and cab Question...
Hello,
I'm going to go look at a 147 that a fellow has for sale. It's got a snowblower and a cab. I've got a couple questions and looking for any advise or wisdom any of you can send my way... first, if I understand correctly, a 147 is a narrow frame tractor with wide frame fenders - is this correct? I have a 124 with quite a few attachment, and it'd be nice to be able to use them (easily) with the 147. Next, he says that the cab will not allow the hood to open, so they had cut a hole in the hood and fashioned some sort of "extension" tube thru the hood to fuel it up. Is this a typical problem with using a cab? He called it an "aftermarket" cab. Lastly, I've read thru some of the archives, and sensed a lack of enthusiasm with the Cub snowblowers... am I reading this wrong? I'm planning on using this tractor mostly for snow-blowing, so I'm interested on knowing if this is a weak spot with Cubs, or are you guys mostly happy with how your Cubs move snow... Thanks, Kenny 
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