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Old 02-22-2015, 12:26 AM
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For me it would be this on a cast iron rear.

Big difference in price...
You can put either hitch on either rear end.
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Old 02-22-2015, 01:56 AM
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Yes, but should you?
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Old 02-22-2015, 02:23 AM
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Don't see why not..... I have a sleeve hitch on my 1811. And there is no reason you can't put a cat 0 on any machine you want.

I'm not scared of aluminum rears.
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CC102PULLER,
I would jump on this regardless of which rear it has. JMECH is right. It is a great machine either way. We don't know what you have planned for this cub and I for one am dying to know more. Keep us posted.
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Picked it up yesterday (Sunday). Ive seen 3 582's for sale in my area within the last month of looking for one, and this happened to be the cheapest. My plans is to install a Kubota 3 cyl diesel and build it into a puller.
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You are aware of the cost to be competitive with a diesel right? It's pretty expensive. My personal opinion is if your not willing to spend the cash, stick with a gas. It's cheaper to be competitive with a gas, than to even begin a diesel puller build. Just my
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yes J-mech but our local club looks to have started a diesel class with just a few tractors right now. All using Kubota engines. Nothing fancy, just having fun.
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