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Old 05-14-2013, 07:50 AM
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Google soilmover. Hope this link works, tons of pics.
http://www.google.com/search?q=soilm...w=1280&bih=845
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I did not read many books when I was young, but, I read this one several times in my life

http://www.amazon.com/Mover-Men-Moun.../dp/0802438180

He pretty much invented it!!, And he was the first one to discover the benefit of pneumatic tires on a soil mover. He had to trick customers into buying them!!

ANYBODY that likes Cub Cadets would enjoy that book,,,,
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That is so sweet! Congrats!
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I could really use something like that around here. Would be great for keeping the round-pen straightened up and keeping the road to my storage garage smoothed out.
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That sure would make quick work of the ruts and bumps construction left in my yard. Looks heavy duty like you should have a tracked cub conversion pulling it. Nice find
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Sooo... just saw this thread. This is so darn cool! Im thinking.... yep gotta build 1. A hydraulic push off version!!
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xtreme makes em too

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLaMUS0Zca0
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I know, but the one on this thread doesnt look like an afterthought.
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If I remember the company is still in business but only make the bigger ones now. I did try it behind my Allis 416 last year. Worked good up until the axle snapped at the hub. The local clay sure is heavy. I am going to try it again when I get some sort three point lift on one of my Cubs. The rears and axles are just heavier. Will most certainly need a set of Extreme braces as well.
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That's just what I need to level some of the gardens people expect me to till in the spring after they have dug them full of holes harvesting stuff like potatoes!!
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