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Old 02-09-2013, 12:07 PM
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Default line backer cub plowin snow from the storm!




My 124 did some heavy plowing the last 2 days over a foot of snow!
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Old 02-09-2013, 12:10 PM
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Looks like you got a fair amount of snow. The Cub did good work!
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How's it do without chains or extra weight? Even with chains and weight, my 149 was slipping a bit pushing about a foot of snow last night.
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That's awesome. Pics are the best, especially the big ones.

I'm also intrigued as to how it performed without chains/weight. Mine was slipping like crazy with the 4 inches we got the other day, and that's with chains.
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My tires are loaded the rears probably weigh about 100lbs a piece
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I get the extra weight but what about grip?! I dont have the weight in my rear but I do have the grip (chains). I would think that the grip is more important then the weight. Those are some great shots of the cub though!
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I get the extra weight but what about grip?! I dont have the weight in my rear but I do have the grip (chains). I would think that the grip is more important then the weight. Those are some great shots of the cub though!
They spin alil bt have yet to get stuck. I pushed banks about 4 feet tall. Nxt year i want chains bt i just bought this tractor about 2 months ago so its kinda my play tractor. I have a walk behind cub snow thrower when the cub has a hard time. Only used the walk behind once this year and that was the storm before i purchased this ol cub
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The 124 did a great job! Thanks for the pics.
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Nice snow pic of the 124!
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nice tractor i had the exact same tires on the fount of my 127 but man they slid more then steered and ya might want to check your wear bar or scraper bar on that plow looks quite wore down dont want to destroy your plow
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