I have 2 Cub Cadets, a 1450, and a 125. I have 2 Cases, a 446 and a 220. The blower I have for my 1450 will throw snow twice as far as the Case Snocaster will. The 446 with it's 8-16 rear tires will push and pull twice as much as either Cub with ag type tires with no weights or chains. Each Cub easily weighs half again as much as either Case. As far as garden tractors go, Case weighs the least. They have better traction in the 400 series due to the large wheels. As some others have pointed out, they didn't have the holding valve standard untill Case in the mid 80's sold the L&G division to it's manager John Ingersoll. Ingersoll is still in business and maintains parts service for all of the Case/Colt models. That said, the JD thrower will probably throw snow farther, but that lawn tractor will spin out before the 444 Case will. Whatever tractor you use, you will need around 1000 lbs of weight added to the rear and chains to get up your drive.
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