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Old 08-19-2016, 09:47 PM
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I assumed everybody knew that the creeper was in the hi range. My point was that just cause the tractor has a creeper, doesn't mean you can't hook it to a plow. People think the creeper weakens the drive line, hi or low.
Man I get tired of explaining every detail for people.
Anybody who has plowed knows low side is too slow even in 3rd
I'm going to leave this forum for awhile
Hats off to the guys who can answer the same questions over and over.
Or answer people's questions who refuse to look up things for themselves
What oil should I use? just messing with you.
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Old 08-20-2016, 07:27 AM
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I assumed everybody knew that the creeper was in the hi range. My point was that just cause the tractor has a creeper, doesn't mean you can't hook it to a plow. People think the creeper weakens the drive line, hi or low.
Man I get tired of explaining every detail for people.
Anybody who has plowed knows low side is too slow even in 3rd
I'm going to leave this forum for awhile
Hats off to the guys who can answer the same questions over and over.
Or answer people's questions who refuse to look up things for themselves
Gee, I read the manual and tried to look it up. I thought I was asking a legitimate question that I could not find the answer to anywhere. Personally, I never get tired of helping others with questions about cub cadets and I feel that it is essential to do so if we really want to share and cultivate a genuine interest in this hobby with others.

Thanks everyone for helping me with my question. Others chimed in and new questions seemed to come up in my original thread and that did not bother me at all. In fact, I am glad that they did, so that this thread became more informative and helpful to others. I have been collecting cubs for several years and I am still learning and hope to always be learning about these wonderful machines!

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Old 08-20-2016, 02:09 PM
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I assumed everybody knew that the creeper was in the hi range. My point was that just cause the tractor has a creeper, doesn't mean you can't hook it to a plow. People think the creeper weakens the drive line, hi or low.
Man I get tired of explaining every detail for people.
Anybody who has plowed knows low side is too slow even in 3rd
I'm going to leave this forum for awhile
Hats off to the guys who can answer the same questions over and over.
Or answer people's questions who refuse to look up things for themselves
Gee dude. Also trying to quit smoking? This was a good thread, not sure what happened there. Pretty well everything on this site is the same, over and over again. Tractor won't start, trunion needs repair, what's this for, what oil to use, look at my latest project, over and over and over. That's why we like it! We have nothing better to do and enjoy the discussion...hence the term "forum".

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Gee dude. Also trying to quit smoking? This was a good thread, not sure what happened there. Pretty well everything on this site is the same, over and over again. Tractor won't start, trunion needs repair, what's this for, what oil to use, look at my latest project, over and over and over. That's why we like it! We have nothing better to do and enjoy the discussion...hence the term "forum".

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Dang Terry, don't get your panties in a wad cause I asked a dumb question. I was thinking I heard that from Matt G one time many moons ago. I don't have the patience to plow with a gear drive.
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