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Re: Re: MH Pony vs. Farmall cub
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Posted by Taylor Lambert on February 02, 2002 at 17:12:10 from (66.35.130.127):
In Reply to: Re: MH Pony vs. Farmall cub posted by Glenn(WV) on February 02, 2002 at 15:34:00:
I have a Cub that i use around here its a 49 I think, I have cultivators a breaker, front/mid mount grader and the following home built implements a small wagon, and air comressor, front slip scoop, a mid mounted rotary breaker, and a rear mounted independent 3 point hitch. My neighbor we hobby farm with made fun of it because it was smaller than his 40 Deere, till it was time to cultivate or side dress the crops. Thats where the cubs Cultivison and down pressure come in handy.
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