Saw this on another forum:
I wouldn't recommend trying this at home kids!
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Bigdog
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How to out-plow a cub
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If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem.
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
What! No speed plowing contest at the next Tug? He did slow down on the turns after he almost rolled over. 
Bob
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we need to think differently."
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
I am glad that I am not in that Cab. The diesel exhaust would be enough to put me in intensive care 
Might not be germane, but I don't see the point... 
I must be missing something ... 
Might not be germane, but I don't see the point... I must be missing something ... Confusion breeds Discussion which breeds Knowledge which breeds Confidence which breeds Friendship
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
NEATO!
I especially love the earth-friendly green windmills in the background to accent the billowing smoke!
Seriously powerful-WOW
I think they are doing it because they can-usually our side of the pond is known for that!!
I especially love the earth-friendly green windmills in the background to accent the billowing smoke!
Seriously powerful-WOW
I think they are doing it because they can-usually our side of the pond is known for that!!
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
Git Er Done!!!
David Dee Mock-Leonard
Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
What are they burning? used tranny oil??
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
Too fast, too wet, and too much smoke 
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
Would not want to be the one having to disk that.
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you are part of the problem!!!
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
Rudi wrote:I am glad that I am not in that Cab. The diesel exhaust would be enough to put me in intensive care
Well, at least they're doing some work
What actual work is accomplished at a tractor pull 
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
I just saw the new project for next year. I think we'll start testing at Connecticutfest. A few rocks should make it interesting.
Just kidding.
Just kidding.
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
That was impressive! Thanks for sharing, Bigdog, I really enjoyed it.
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
Looks like their burning soft coal.
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In all things know which way the wind is blowing.
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
Cecil wrote:I just saw the new project for next year. I think we'll start testing at Connecticutfest. A few rocks should make it interesting.
Just kidding.
Cecil,
I have a feeling that some of the rocks at Zagray would stop these tractors in their tracks. Either that or the tractor would keep going and the plows would stop.
Peter
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Re: How to out-plow a cub
I just found this video. Cool thanks Big DOG. Yup I believe he almost turned her over. NOW there AINT NOBODY gonna tell me that boy hasn't had his fingers in that pump. He needed more air, a turbo would have helped.He sure was gettin the job done.
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