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Old 11-25-2013, 09:10 PM
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Was browsing some videos and came across this, it may not be a true IH Cub, but I have to give it to this guy; managing to combine 2 snow blowers into/onto one Cub, impressive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFMLxpApLh4
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Old 11-25-2013, 10:37 PM
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Was browsing some videos and came across this, it may not be a true IH Cub, but I have to give it to this guy; managing to combine 2 snow blowers into/onto one Cub, impressive.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RFMLxpApLh4
This video demonstrates the need for a cab/windbreaker

Nice redneck engineering
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Thanks for the cubs in the snow pics, guys!
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I got a brand new set of Titan TruPowers today. 6-12's. I may load them up with fluid and try them in the snow before I go with the chains. I have the turfs with chains but it be nice if it worked out and I didn't have to change tires every fall.
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Just want you to know that I am holding you responsible for the cold crappy weather. You got the snow Gods PO'd with this thread.

I'm looking forward to cutting grass.
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Just want you to know that I am holding you responsible for the cold crappy weather. You got the snow Gods PO'd with this thread.

I'm looking forward to cutting grass.
Haha. Well aside from the 1/4" we got here yesterday my wish has not been granted.
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I got a brand new set of Titan TruPowers today. 6-12's. I may load them up with fluid and try them in the snow before I go with the chains. I have the turfs with chains but it be nice if it worked out and I didn't have to change tires every fall.
AG tires do make a great imprint in the snow....
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Might have to fire the 71 up ! Snow has been falling, and is continuing. I'd estimate we have 4" already. Though the snow has been small size, the length of time falling has made accumulation possible. Weather said will continue until Thanksgiving Day.

This is a time where I would adjust the blade shoes down two inches, or lock in the lowest position above ground, because the gravel drive is not frozen. Once that happens, I drop and float the blade. That's one thing I don't miss about having a guy push the drive is all the gravel I clean up in the grass in the spring. Granted, I can make a good mess with the IH, but can control the outcome more so. The IH just does a great job here keeping the drive clear!

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I got a brand new set of Titan TruPowers today. 6-12's. I may load them up with fluid and try them in the snow before I go with the chains. I have the turfs with chains but it be nice if it worked out and I didn't have to change tires every fall.
I was wondering about this too. I have turfs (8.50) with chains that I put on for the snow, and have zero problems with spinning, but do have 10.50 ags with weights that I use in summer. Most of my snow plowing is on the asphalt street, or on concrete.

What kind of luck do you guys have plowing snow on these surfaces with ags & weights with no chains?

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