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Old 05-15-2014, 02:03 PM
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Wink Youtube videos - Cub Cadet to dozer transformation
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...mini+cub+cadet

Here is a page with video's of a guy turning his CC into a dozer or slowly trying to.

It will turn by braking one side...?
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Very cool! Good luck to him.
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I don't think he has posted anything on the dozer in awhile.
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It will turn by braking one side...?
Sure it will. How do you think a regular dozer (or any tracked machine) does it.......? That's a loaded question. Yes. For the most part, you stop one track, or at least slow it down, and it will steer.
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Sure it will. How do you think a regular dozer (or any tracked machine) does it.......? That's a loaded question. Yes. For the most part, you stop one track, or at least slow it down, and it will steer.
I know it will but the cub seems to be a 128? wasn't it
it going to take a wide arc to make a 180 with out the ablility to reverse one side
maybe he's going to install hydro motors ?
hes a good craftsman by the work shown
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