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11-05-2009, 07:57 PM
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Having tractors with both, I would never choose a stick if the Hydro was available. I have the foot Hydro control and think it is great. It really speeds things up and leaves your hands free for other things.
Chris 
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11-11-2009, 08:28 AM
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I have a Quick Way loader on my 169 and it works great! Be sure to replace the front spindles/wheels with the later 1" ones and the front axle from a 82 series if you can come up with one. If not, check your front axle to make sure there are no grooves cut in to it by mule drive pulleys that have rubbed in the past, or you will snap the front axle the first time you lift something heavy! I have also replaced the rear wheels with spaced out ones as otherwise it can get a little tipsy at times, especially turning corners when loaded.
(  I am talking about the tractor being loaded, not the operator  ) By the way, Great site here! I have been in to Cubs now for 30+ years and have quite a collection that I will try to post pictures of in the near future.
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