Posted by Haas on August 24, 2007 at 18:58:14 from (12.65.18.178):
In Reply to: red Cubs 40's - 50's posted by Brad in WA on August 24, 2007 at 18:04:57:
Don't know what you are wanting to do besides mowing, but you need to be aware that the Cub is only a little more than 10 HP. So if you have much work to do, you may want to look at a Super A or a 140 (The 140 is the more modern version of the Super A). The Super A/140 have about twice the engine of the Cub and will do a lot more work. If you go with a Cub, when you find one, be sure you check it out throroughly, as the Cubs tend to frequently have broken castings, as they are not real heavy duty. Best to find someone familiar with them to give some advice and help you check it out.
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