Posted by the tractor vet on December 17, 2007 at 07:34:00 from (76.212.230.68):
In Reply to: Cubs as snow machines posted by Pat-CT on December 16, 2007 at 14:56:17:
Back when i was a teenager i bought a 58 cub with ALL the equipment plus a neat home built tilt trailer IT also came with a heat houser chains and extra wheel weights , tires loaded with cal. We use to get REAL snow storms back then not these little 3-4 inchers that was just a dusting . I made good money back then plowing drives at 4-8 dollars a pop . In 63 and 64 we got hammered with up to over 3 feet of snow at a time each year and the little cubby had to earn her wages but she did a fine job as for me i thought that i had a D9 Cat and i had a couple drives that were over a 100 feet long . As far as i was concerned it beat the heck out of a shovel. Now it would have been super if it would have just had power angel .
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