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Re: Garden or Farm tractor?
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Posted by Don LC on April 03, 2003 at 06:40:56 from (24.166.240.210):
In Reply to: Garden or Farm tractor? posted by vince on April 02, 2003 at 18:55:13:
I know what you mean....I had a 12 HP. Cub Cadet,standard trans,with 48" mower....I also had a 42" grader blade....I now have a 20 16 Power king hydrostadic ......doing the same work....I found out HP was not a factor .....I never ran out of HP.....traction was what I lost first.....my 12 HP cadet would run the 48" mower,with as well as my 20HP Power King,as long as the blades were sharp....I use these tractors to back fill around new building foundations.....both tractors with 150# of weight on rear w/ agr. tires......I do prefer the hydrastadic trans.....you can vary the speed ,with engine RPM high.......
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