Posted by Brutalfly on March 26, 2014 at 21:04:55 from (76.0.27.97):
Gotta a question about a cub.
I am limited on budget and I am looking for a tractor to help me make things easier with a garden. The garden is about the size of a basketball court. So I want to plow it (I have been hand tilling it the past couple of years and I am tired of it) I have a horse arena about the same size. I found a cub that has a plow and a belly mower for $2300. I am not going to really use the belly as I have another mower I use all the time.
I have been talking with people and some people tell me it is a great tractor for plowing small gardens and works good.
Others have said it is under powered and I would be disappointed in it.
How does it do breaking up the ground with the plow?
I have never driven one and am searching a lot of different places to educate myself first before I make a purchase of any kind.
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