You'd have to find a used one. Mine came with the metal sides and I had to make the metal top. You might be able to find a trailer with the metal sides. Good luck.

I agree. Where did you find the deck?

5 feet

I need one of these. @@eiserntorsphantomoftheoper2154

I just made it as a show piece. I have a Magnatrac as well as a McCormick tractor with a front loader that I use for actual work.

I had an article published in the Nov/Dec issue of Lawn & Garden Tractor Magazine that was pretty detailed with lots of pictures. I will eventually publish a copy of that article on my website, but I wait for a year after my articles are published in L&GT to put them on my website. Thanks for the comments.

@@CubCadetManVideos thanks for the reply. I knew i should have renewed my L&G subscription. Ill have to find a copy to purchase. Thanks

It does a great job, especially on that final strip in the middle of the field on the last round. It just doesn't stop up.

I bought it so many years ago that I don't remember. I think it was in the 2K range. If you do a search you can still find them for sale new, but they cost a lot.

No. Not even close. I had a Deere 870 back in the 90's. It was gear not a hydro. I'm own a 2006-or-so 3320 now, full hydro drive, and can not imagine going backward to a dinosaur like these people on those dopey little things. The videos are amusing but they seem to like them as a hate it thing. The $25k model seems more useable but only for a few tasks. I have noticed they are always defensive if you say anything negative. Probably some have had their fatal heart attack down at the diner during morning coffee when another old timer compared his snow blower was faster.

Nice to know there's still some people that can read!!!

I had a model 100 frame (Cub Cadet) that I started with. You can read all the details of the build and tractor under the Special Project section of Cubcadetman.com. I don't know how it will work, but here's the link: www.cubcadetman.com/cc/special-projects/2009/05/the-mini-h/

Toward the end he said they were either frames that had already been hacked and welded by someone else, OR he made them himself. Then he went on to say the article about how they were built is in a magazine if anyone's interested.

Thanks for the comment. If you check out the "Attachment" section of my website, CubCadetman.com, hopefully you may find even more help. I don't have your two attachments listed, but there are several others.

My dad had a large collection of vintage equipment. Mostly farming stuff like plows, drags, rakes, a few antique tractors and crawler/dozer's. When I was a teen, I used to roll my eyes when he came home with more 'junk.' Now I find pleasure in tinkering with all of his 'treasures.' Although I'd love to have one of these small sickle bar mowers to fit on my recently acquired 1962 Cub Cadet 124, I'm happy tinkering on his 3 McCormick Deering horse drawn 7 footers, a couple of smaller 2 footers?, and a IH model 100 balanced head sickle bar trailer. Last summer, a family friend gave me a Oliver three point hitch 7' sickle mower after I bought a decent New Holland 68 hayliner square baler from him. And now I have a small collection of lawn tractors and related equipment, haha!

you can pull attachments with it

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