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Posted by Andy Martin on December 22, 2004 at 06:35:04 from (64.219.39.195):
Noticed the message yeaterday about Cub front blades. I was building a pond with my TD-18 when I had to leave in a hurry and shut it down too quickly, severly cracking a head. The pond was mostly finished, so I completed it before a rain with my Cub with front blade. A funny little dozer but it pushes loose dirt just fine. At one point I got a little side hill with it and had to climb on the right reat tire to keep it from rolling over to the left. Locking the right brake I got it back in gear and backed uphill to the left and got the tractor back on the ground. You don't have to remind me to keep the right side down. Try that with a tipping TD-18!
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