1250 Cub Cadet Backhoe / Loader
Here is a video of my 1250 cub cadet that I turned into a backhoe / loader.
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Thats my dream tractor!
Wow great job on that dude sweet i would love to hav that
where is the oil resivour?
top notch work~!
how much did that cost you?
how did you get the plans
Nice!
Now I see what must be done to squeeze the blessed pump up front
looks really nice. i like ur backhoe. i have quite a few of cubs that i have restored. one of them was a 1650 cub cadet.. i have a few vids of some of my cubs. soon i will be making a video of my cub cadet 1650 with a rotor tiller. very nice machine though!
man thts so nice
very nice work , looks great ,
i built towable backhoe in my videos ,
.but im jealous of your cub .
that thing is sweet
i admire you —haha but i love the cub i want to do this someday but i dont have the money oh well when im older i guess
Does the seat lock in position?
Seen PF’s websites, really want to get some onday, when money permits.
out of all my cub cadets i always wished i could get a loader on one of them!
Nice tractor! great work,
WOW that is sweet !! nice job
Awesome tractor/job i have 1 of these at home would like to put a loader on it.
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I currently own a 2006 Mazda 6 S (the V6 version) with a 5 speed manual, and I am actually in the process of selling the car (with 60,000 miles). That sounds like far far too many miles. Unless you plan on dropping a new engine in it. It also depends on what engine it currently has. I’m guessing if it has that many miles only the four cylinder 2.3 engine managed to make it that far. If it has the V6 engine and that many miles, I would not go for it.