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Old 08-19-2011, 11:38 PM
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Conner, that's a neat cub!
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mrcubcadet......that would look great in your collection!!! See if you can score it this year if it is up there!!!

I saw that one last year, too. Certainly a great piece of engineering work and looks like you snapped a really nice pic of it.

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mrcubcadet......that would look great in your collection!!! See if you can score it this year if it is up there!!!

I saw that one last year, too. Certainly a great piece of engineering work and looks like you snapped a really nice pic of it.

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I was delayed this year and didn't make it to the show until about noon on Saturday, so I didn't snap a whole lot of shots but these two caught my eye. Hope you enjoy these unique works of engineering......an articulated red one and a "hi-boy" original.

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What's the scoop with that high-boy original? I'm guessing it's a custom job, but what's it emulating, or what's it purposed for?
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I was told that it was for high crop rows....spraying crops that have already grown would be my best guess, but I'm not for sure. Anyone chime in if they can field this question...

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Great pics, Cub Cadet 123!
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The high-crop tractor features tall spindles on the front axle, and drop-down rear axles, to provide it with a very high ground clearance. These tractors are very useful for farms growing vegetables, flowers, nursery plants, or any other tall and bushy crop that must be worked. Some manufacturers referred to their high crop tractors as "vegetable" models.

High crop tractors have always been rare when compared with more conventional designs. For antique tractor collectors, high crop models often command very high prices due to their low production volume.
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