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Old 08-10-2009, 09:01 PM
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I'm from North Florida, own a 2006 Cub Cadet GT2550 shaft drive. I hope to find a hitch for this garden tractor so I can pull a single row plow through my 30'x30' garden. I'm looking for help on a Category 0 or sleeve hitch, rear wheel weights, how to put water in rear wheels (Tubeless) and make this rig more of a Garden Tractor than a lawn mower.
I also would like to know if anyone has found a way to improve the deck wheels to a swivel-type.
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Urban Plowboy,
Welcome!!!

Dont know much at all bout the newer cubs but Id put intertubes in the rear tires if your gonna put water/liquid in them!!!I have half a dozen rims with holes in them!!
Good luck and there will be someone who can answer the other questions!!!

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Hey Urban,

My first thought is to get a 2nd tractor and have one for grass duty and one for everything else! Find an older IH Cub Cadet and let it work the dirt for you.

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Hey Urban Plowboy!!! welcome to the forum.
I second what dyt4000 said. Its much easier to just switch tractors for different jobs than to take off equipment and add different equipment!!


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