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Old 10-21-2023, 05:11 PM
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Default Cub Cadet 149 vs Barnyard...

Don’t know if video links are allowed, but here is a video I made a few weeks ago of my 149 knocking down some tall grass around my barn.

https://youtu.be/LSci7gVXOmA?si=7l2Y_GWF60eOBQs3
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Old 10-25-2023, 09:01 AM
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That's some serious bushogging with that little dude.

It did a good job.
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That's some serious bushogging with that little dude.

It did a good job.
I reclaimed a section of my yard from the weeds next to the neighboring crop field about 15x50ft that the previous owner let over grow.
Took my 1450 and the first pass just creeping along with the deck fully raised. passed multiple times to mulch it up and finally got down to the regular grass height. That was late in spring and its looking almost like the rest of the lawn. Need to dethatch and roll it but as long as you don't bog it down the decks can handle the wild weeds.
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Old 10-30-2023, 10:29 PM
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I know it's fun using a cub for big tractor work, I sometimes do the same. I have a 350 IH and a 400 Farmall that do a much better job. It looks like you have a 300 Farmall and a 300 IH with a loader and 5 foot bush hog that might feel left out . If they had feelings.
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Sure!!! We like lots of pictures and videos on the site, so continue posting them. The 149 is a very capable machine. The hydraulic lift and smooth operation made it easy to use for lots of projects. I like the 149 so much, I keep two of them in my collection, one with a FEL and the other ready for snow duty with a cab and 42" snow thrower. It is great to see them put up to a task that you would not think they would accomplish very well and then being surprised by the outcome. Keep in mind that these tractors were originally made in the image of the bigger tractors. Try some tri-rib skinnies on the front and it will seem like you have power steering! Thanks for sharing your photo and story.....looking forward to seeing lots more.



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