Hardest you regularly work your cub?

[gcbailey]

Just curious as to what's the hardest your cub regularly gets worked? I would say plowing would be pretty hard overall, but most people don't plow year round so I wouldn't count that as "regular" work.

So on a regular basis how or what's the hardest you work your cub???

[Mountain Heritage]

Mowing the lawn with my 50C deck, or pulling my trailer loaded with yard waste. That is pretty much a daily thing if it isn't raining

[Matt G.]

Throwing the 'wet cement' snow we get here in the winter would be my hardest job. I can kill the 18 hp engine in my 782 with the 36" snowthrower if I'm not careful.

[ACecil]

The 100 doesn't work hard at all, it breezes through the work. When I get the 149, I'll work it. I'd like to find a back blade and some other attachments.

[T-Mo]

Though I don't have a snow blower or thrower, I would have to agree with Matt - blowing snow would be pretty hard on the engine of any machine. Pushing snow, dirt or plowing through ground would be hard on the entire drive train, I would think. Mowing is usually hard on the deck and pto components and on the engine if the machine is asked to mow down tall and/or thick grass.

[gcbailey]

I can't find it on the net now, but about a year ago on RFD TV they had a logging show and a family in western NC used old GTs to skid logs out of the woods. They did selective timbering for speciality products/people. I can't remember what brand(s) they used, but I would say that would be pretty hard on a GT. I've saw a similar thing using mules, but they used GTs.

[ihnick]

I skid decent sized popple trees with my 1650 easy.

[Yosemite Sam]

I move 55 gallon barrels of oil with the fel on my 122 on a pretty regular basis.

[ricks]

I would have to say the hardest my lone tractor works is trying to get out of the shed. Since it has no opposable, all she can do is look out the window. Seriously, I'd agree with Matt and say moving the wet sloppy snow.

[cadetfarmer]

The hardest things my 100 does, is pull the plow, and cultivator.
But I am building a rear blade, so I think that will put some strain on things a bit.

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