[AT] We had

[Stephen Offiler]

They made a lot of sense for certain types of farming back in the day.  A
quarter-million were sold, after all.  Cultivation on truck farms, for
example, in the days before widespread use of chemicals.  A lot of the Cubs
still in use today seem to have found a sole purpose.  The one I'm looking
at has done nothing but run a sickle mower for better than 30 years.
There's one right up the street where my wife rides her horse that pulls an
arena drag.  Another one with a 42" belly mower.  They seem a little light
for pulling a hay rack!

SO


On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 4:53 AM Dana Johnson <djohnson18972 at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> W e A cub on the farm other than pulling hay wagons to the barn it had
> little utilit.  I worked for the school district in  70 to 73 and they were
> decent lawn mowers but had little utility on the farm in my opinion.
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