Posted by BOBM25 on January 19, 2009 at 17:21:03 from (71.48.72.32):
In Reply to: Opinions needed posted by PRTZMAN55 on January 19, 2009 at 08:42:52:
A Cub is a good candidate for finish mowing. We have a L59 woods mower on an A, and it will run out of power in tall grass. By tall I mean calf high, if its knee high, forget it. A Super A does have more power, so I would think that would be better. One thing to watch about a Cub, an older one anyway, would be that they have unsleeved engines, so an overhaul would take machine shop work on the block, if it even could be bored over. I'm a flat lander and alot of folks have belly mowers on B's and BN's. They can turn on dime, but the narrow front configuration could get a little harry on hills.
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