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Re: Farmall Cubs/ Hs
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Posted by glennster on July 02, 2007 at 07:44:23 from (76.223.242.115):
In Reply to: Farmall Cubs/ Hs posted by Lanse on July 02, 2007 at 07:25:19:
i have a cub and an h. they are both good on fuel. the cub has 5 ft woods belly mower. the h has a trip bucket loader on that one. pull a 5 ft trailing rotary mower behind the h. h will pull a 2 bottom plow. both have calcium in the rear tires. use the h to push snow too. we used to use the h for planting and cultivating in the old days. also ran the elevator with the h. there are a lot of implements available used for these tractor that can be had at a reasonable price. you can also get a 3 point hitch for the h, and you can use all sorts of new stuff on it then.
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