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Old 01-01-2025, 05:16 PM
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Default Any 4x4 cubs here?

I saw on a face book page there a guy that has built a couple of 4x4 cubs. Firstly I want to say that is pretty cool, I also want to know if anyone on here has done this super mod?
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Most of the Ones I have seen are pretty cool. I think a Member at MTF who Might have been a Member here Might Have done One 10 years ago. The Only downside I have seen On Most is No Power steering that I could see.
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Thats interesting I'm curious as to why they would not have P.S. but for me think just the cool factor of 4x4 would overcome the fact it does lack P.S.
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Thats interesting I'm curious as to why they would not have P.S. but for me think just the cool factor of 4x4 would overcome the fact it does lack P.S.
I guess it depends On what You're doing with the tractor. Just riding around, the Lack of Power steering probably doesn't matter much or if It Can be shifted back to 2WD. The Cub 70 with 4WD I have seen, I think, was in 4WD all the time and couldn't be shifted back to 2WD. While cool, it seems it's Just Not Practicable for Garden tractor work. My 2012 John Deere X748 with AWD is very Practicable for Garden and Utility tractor work because it has the same turning radius as a 2WD John Deere X700 series 25-inch. But 4WD is not fun sometimes, even with power steering.
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