I got a worksaver 3-pt hitch and wanted to add a wood chipper to my '49. I guess I need to get a PTO adapter to slow the speed and change the spline. Has anyone out there had any experience with putting a wood chipper on a cub? Does it have enough power if I'm only chipping 3 inch branches? Any comments please.
-Eric
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For what you will probably have to pay for a pto convertor and considering the horsepower rating of the cub, I think you'd be better off to purchase a powered chipper and use the cub to haul the chips.
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