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Old 03-24-2009, 11:53 PM
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Thanks for the comments guys.

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Super duper! I love that seat.
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My jealousy alarm just went off. You have my dream machine, 'cept mine would be red.

Nice Rig!!!
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Myron B

Thanks for the information. I thought I wanted a early Cub Cadet with PTO. I just assumed it was live PTO. I really have no use for PTO, but since the farm tractors had it I thought it would be neat to have it on a Cub Cadet. I am old enough to have operated tractors with the PTO gear driven off the rear end and they aren't nearly as useful as live PTO.
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Isn't it fun being pushed forward by brush hog when trying to stop using a tractor without live PTO? I'm in my mid 30's and have used a tractor like that.

I would certainly like to have a CCO with rear PTO for no other reason than it makes it look even more like a big tractor.
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Kieth I take it the PTO shaft on the brush hog didn't have a slip clutch.

That would be nasty to run.
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I have a slip clutch on the rear pto of my vac case, its the only way to go!


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