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Some spring videos/pics
Finally got all the sweetcorn and soybeans in the ground this spring using my cub cadet garden tractors during this trying spring we've had. I got a couple videos I took working ground with my mini 5488(982) and field cultivator. This was the first time my buddy used my field cultivator. Here is the link to videos. I also got a video planting sweetcorn as well.
https://youtu.be/DESHbl9TcLA https://youtu.be/R99s88gN1gY
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Cub Cadets: 582, 682, mini 5288 and 5488 Case International 235 compact Implements: Brinly cat 0 moldboard plow, Briy cat 0 disk, field cultivator, 1 row cultivator, wheelhorse fertilizer spreader, drop seeder, dump wagon, 44 inch deck, 50" deck, 60" haban deck, front snowblade, brinly cat 0 rear blade, homemade weight bracket, thatcher, harrow, Bush Hog pull type 50" flail mower, Haban 54" snowblade, 6 foot crumbler, straight shank Living a dream one row at a time |
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Here are some of the pics from this spring
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Cub Cadets: 582, 682, mini 5288 and 5488 Case International 235 compact Implements: Brinly cat 0 moldboard plow, Briy cat 0 disk, field cultivator, 1 row cultivator, wheelhorse fertilizer spreader, drop seeder, dump wagon, 44 inch deck, 50" deck, 60" haban deck, front snowblade, brinly cat 0 rear blade, homemade weight bracket, thatcher, harrow, Bush Hog pull type 50" flail mower, Haban 54" snowblade, 6 foot crumbler, straight shank Living a dream one row at a time |
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Wow I like that seed planter! And the two Cubs, of course.
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Cool videos, and nice looking tractors. Looks like fun!
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So you've got one tractor with V61s and the other has tri-ribs; Which tire do you like better and why?
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Looks great! You certainly take the word "Garden" in Garden Tractor very seriously and use the cub to its potential. Looks like lots of fun!
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My 782 and 582 both have tri ribs and my 982 has v61's. This is just my opinion but I like the tri ribs on the regular size garden tractors lime 782, 682, etc but the v61's I prefer on the super cub cadets. They both grip very well in dirt and I like the stance they give on the regular frame cubs and super cubs.
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Cub Cadets: 582, 682, mini 5288 and 5488 Case International 235 compact Implements: Brinly cat 0 moldboard plow, Briy cat 0 disk, field cultivator, 1 row cultivator, wheelhorse fertilizer spreader, drop seeder, dump wagon, 44 inch deck, 50" deck, 60" haban deck, front snowblade, brinly cat 0 rear blade, homemade weight bracket, thatcher, harrow, Bush Hog pull type 50" flail mower, Haban 54" snowblade, 6 foot crumbler, straight shank Living a dream one row at a time |
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Lol yeah I do. I use them in my 2 1/2 acre field. I can do everything with my cubs and all my implements and I harvest my soybeans with my 806 and JD 30 pull type combine. It's plenty big enough to have fun in and my buddies come over and we plow it in the fall.
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Cub Cadets: 582, 682, mini 5288 and 5488 Case International 235 compact Implements: Brinly cat 0 moldboard plow, Briy cat 0 disk, field cultivator, 1 row cultivator, wheelhorse fertilizer spreader, drop seeder, dump wagon, 44 inch deck, 50" deck, 60" haban deck, front snowblade, brinly cat 0 rear blade, homemade weight bracket, thatcher, harrow, Bush Hog pull type 50" flail mower, Haban 54" snowblade, 6 foot crumbler, straight shank Living a dream one row at a time |
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