Don StJean
Member
I recently purchased an xt3 gsx with a “48 fabricated deck, snowblower, and soft cab. In fact, it will be ready for pickup this week. My wife and I live in an 18th c. home on four acres. I do all the restoration work myself, and am constantly carting materials from the truck to the barn, and wood shop. I mow just over 1.5 acres, and haul a substantial firewood trailer around the property. I currently mow with a 382 hydro but needed something a little bigger for the other tasks. I also wanted a tractor that I could use for snow blowing behind the house - walks, patio entrances, wood shop, etc. I use a Massey 1428 for plowing the driveway hauling firewood, cleaning stalls, digging trenches, etc., and it does a great job with the heavy work but is a little too big for maneuvering through the tighter places. I’m constantly having to check that I don’t hit the house, fence, or barn.
I was first introduced to Cadet when we hired someone to rototill our garden many years ago. The area that we wanted prepared had not been worked previously (at least not to our knowledge). The man arrived with two Cadets with hydraulic tillers and broke through the new ground without any difficulty. I fell in love with the brand at that time. Happy to be joining the community of Cub Cadet enthusiasts.
I was first introduced to Cadet when we hired someone to rototill our garden many years ago. The area that we wanted prepared had not been worked previously (at least not to our knowledge). The man arrived with two Cadets with hydraulic tillers and broke through the new ground without any difficulty. I fell in love with the brand at that time. Happy to be joining the community of Cub Cadet enthusiasts.
