We build/use Cub Cadet rears as do 99.9% of all pullers. Only thing that came from a Cub are the housings and you can buy those made in the aftermarket also, so you can actually build a Cub Cadet rear with not one piece actually from a Cub.
Diesel garden tractor pulling
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We build/use Cub Cadet rears as do 99.9% of all pullers. Only thing that came from a Cub are the housings and you can buy those made in the aftermarket also, so you can actually build a Cub Cadet rear with not one piece actually from a Cub.
shakin
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spudland check out the local fairs. i believe union has them coming up soon. as far as other pulls i'm going to skowhegan again this saturday to watch the trucks pull, i think they also have tractor pulling also. and if i'm not mistaken the big diesel tractors will be coming to clinton soon also, and when i say big i mean ones that have never worked on a farm all they do is pull a sled. there might be links on the truck site northern penobscot pullers, or maine state pulling association.
JohnDeere4300
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Welcome to TBN!
No I don't do that... But I'm very interested in it.. Very nice!
I would love to see a John Deere.
Hope you enjoy it here, & Thanks for sharing!
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I noticed that one of your case tractors has a Johndeere hood.
Very good! Most morons stand there and say they didn't know CaseIH made a Magnum that small, and are serious. Even tried explaining to one guy how we build them from the ground up and he just didn't get that you couldn't go to a store and just buy one, he still don't get it.
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JohnDeere4300
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Thanks for the video!
How much weight was on that sled ?
Those tractors are very cool.... I want one.