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Old 06-15-2018, 08:19 AM
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Hi from the UK
I am thinking of buying the XT2 or XT3, have had a look at specs they give the overall sizes, but what I need is the measurement of the wheelbase and hight of the tow plate, there isn't any CC in my area even in the showrooms for me to look at, but will get one in if I order?
We have a small steel bridge over the stream in the garden and was wondering
if the cub would get over, also would I have to mod the yow hook.
Its a shame we don't have the older models in the UK, JD don't seem as robust and with fewer specs, they do have a good second-hand market.
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Old 06-15-2018, 08:48 AM
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Width depends on what size deck you have installed.
Probably the same overall size as my GTX2154LE w/54" fab deck
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Old 06-16-2018, 05:09 AM
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Thanks for the reply, they give the overall measurement of the unit with different decks but not without nor the hight of the tow plate (hitch)
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Old 06-22-2018, 04:54 AM
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Hasn't anyone got a tape measure, imperial will do, have tried the suppliers, even they haven't replied, I'm wondering if its a need to know moment?
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Hasn't anyone got a tape measure, imperial will do, have tried the suppliers, even they haven't replied, I'm wondering if its a need to know moment?
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This forum is mostly dedicated to the older Cub's from the 60's, 70's and 80's, I don't think there are any regulars on here that have one they can measure, if I had one I would measure it for you but my newest Cub is from 1989.
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Thanks for the reply I will just have to wait and hope
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Thanks for the reply I will just have to wait and hope
Try going to the USA Cub Cadet Web site and use the chat function to ask the ground clearance question. They might be able to pull it up on their end or ask the engineering department. I've used it several times and they are "mostly" helpful.
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