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09-06-2016, 08:04 PM
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Cub Cadets Are Awesome
I am constantly amazed at how well these tractors handle the jobs given to them. Today after work, I started a project of removing two overgrown junipers in the front of my house. The one is easily 14' wide while the other is at least 11' wide. The main trunks are around 7-9" wide. I hate these bushes, and I don't know why I planted them 18 years ago. I have deer problems, and I think I liked that the deer did not bother them. Every year is a major hassle to keep them in bounds, and they were starting to look ugly. I also notice they have a powder/dust that makes me sneeze like crazy. Today, I was a little lazy--well not really I was just tired from working and then lifting weights--so I took the GT 2000 out and took a massive rope, tied them up, and on the 2nd or 3rd pull they were gone. What amazes me is the pulls were light--no spinning and jerking--and away they came. My old Sears Craftsman would have spun and done nothing. The Cub was definitely up to the challenge. I guess the old saying I remember is right, "Nothing runs like a Deere, but nothing pulls like a Cub."
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09-06-2016, 10:30 PM
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Thanks Allen. I'm glad they're gone. I have to admit since tearing them out I've noticed my sinuses are glogged up. I noticed when I got them to the woods to cut up there was a lot of power/dust. I'm starting to think they may have been one of the cause to the family's allergy issues.
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09-06-2016, 10:41 PM
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Junipers never put out any pollen  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pM2PAeQgPfs Guy throws a rock at a juniper tree 
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