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ESTLIGUY
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I HAVE A 48 FARMALL CUB THAT I PULL THE 4 FOOT TOW DISK WITH. I WANT TO ALSO PULL A BRILLION ROLLER BEHIND THE DISK. AM I PUSHING MY LUCK OR CAN I DO IT??????
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'Country' Elliott
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? If it were me...I'd disc FIRST...uncouple and roll seperatly 
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Rick Prentice
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I built a big roller especially for those pesky moles. There's around 900 lbs of non-packable(coarse) sand and the weight of the LP tank and steel. The Cub does a great job around the yard but I'll guarantee that in soft dirt, if you stopped, you wouldn't move again, at least with my roller. I'm agreeing with Good Ole Country.
When I told my dad I've been misplacing things and doing stupid stuff----His reply---"It only gets better"
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John *.?-!.* cub owner
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I have pulled one of the 4 foot gang disks behind my cub for several years (with concrete blocks for weight), and I'll agree with the others, a roller of any size at all behid the disk would be a pretty heavy load. Might pull it in first. but wouldn't bet on it.
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