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Old 05-27-2010, 03:37 PM
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Does anyone know anything about these. If they are available in the states, I am going to have to find one. Not so sure about the grass catcher, but the 4wd would nice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivO5wC2VI6w



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I don't think you can get a CC Garden Tractor w/ 4x4. But I know you can get some of the bigger tractors that have 4x4. just put a belly mower, and you've got a VSGT (Very Super Garden Tractor). Would be an interesting project. to put a 4x4 on one of ours, and still make it steerable. That would be nice. :P, and I know they've done the articulated version.

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My local cub dealer has a couple of that style for sale on his used lot....I think they are more prevalent here than overseas.

Here is a link to a tad larger one on e-bay

http://cgi.ebay.com/CUB-CADET-5264D-...item563cba4102

Here is another similar..

http://www.cartrucktrader.com/Ad/For...5234D/Hull-IA/

That grass catcher is sort of cool though....probably cost a fortune


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Does anyone know anything about these. If they are available in the states,I am going to have to find one. Not so sure about the grass catcher, but the 4wd would nice.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivO5wC2VI6w



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The guy using it sure doesn't know how to cut grass...

I'll stick to using one of these.
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I think you guys missed it. It is a 2000 series factory 4x4 with rear discharge deck. You have to go to the 5000 series here in the states to get 4x4. It would be great for small residential snow plowing.


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I think you guys missed it. It is a 2000 series factory 4x4 with rear discharge deck. You have to go to the 5000 series here in the states to get 4x4. It would be great for small residential snow plowing.


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yup...your right after a closer look....On the European cub site it says it has front hydro motors?? Looks like its a vertical shaft Kawasaki without power steering...sort of a glorified box store model. There are no lug nuts or anything obvious attaching the front wheels to the "all wheel drive" front axle...interesting.

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Now thats just cool
I wondered what all that was on the rear till he backed up to the wagon and lifted it up to unload. Thanks for posting this jbollis
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Thanks for sharing the neat vid, Joe!
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no one said any thing about the front 3 point with PTO which is big over seas
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