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Pardon my ignorance.... but what is the "power-beyond optional kit"? Thanks...

Want backhoe for 7275 What s compatible
Cub Cadet
Replies 7 Post by rozett

My CC7360 has the 485 loader with quick connect bucket. I know that this loader was made by Woods. And I have heard that the quick connect is "standard skid steer" quick connect. I am interested in buying a skid steer snow blade to plow to the garage, barn and paddock. So as I look at skid steer attachments, the first thing anyone asks is "which skid steer?" implying that they have different attachment standards.<br>
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Anyone know what skid steer connect matches the Cub? Is this a standard Woods loader or one that was modified to MTD specs for the Cub? My 100" lift height doesn't seem to match any Woods loader.

485 Loader quick connect
Cub Cadet
Replies 6 Post by rozett

I had the same problem with my 7360.... and I agree with the others. It is fuel related. I replaced my fuel filter and completely cleaned the bowl and casting. It solved the problem for me.

7305 - Lack of power
Cub Cadet
Replies 31 Post by rozett

I would take that deal!!! I own a 7360 and I'm extremely happy with it.

Three years ago I got a price of $20k for that same tractor from a local dealer. I looked for 6 months and found a slightly used one (90 hours) at a Deere dealer in Alabama. It cost me $13K plus $1k to ship it to NH. I do the routine maintenance myself, and I have never had to take mine to a local dealer for any repairs. Just do it!

Cub Cadet 7360SS with Loader - Price Check
Cub Cadet
Replies 4 Post by rozett

OK... I'll bite....<br>
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First off... it's too bad that MTD didn't stay with Mitsubishi for their Cub Cadets. They are built like a rock. Have heard mixed results with the new ones.<br>
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Diesels last longer and produce more torque. And let's face it, HP isn't important in a tractor, torque is.<br>
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Best warrantee? Almost doesn't matter. My Cub has never seen a dealer since I got it. If you read the "other" tractor forum, you'll see that Kubota seems to be working very hard at denying warrenty claims.<br>
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What tractor has a hydro for ease of operation? Cub, of course.<br>
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Which is the smallest in size to work or even to enter more confined areas? While a few folks might rank small size an advantage... if I were doing FEL and hoe work, I would opt for largest wheelbase, widest track, and heaviest machine. Thay was the criteria I used in my selection and I have never regretted it.<br>
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My $0.02 ...... buy the Cub!

CC 7254 w Loader and Backhoe - good
Cub Cadet
Replies 6 Post by rozett

You will not regret your purchase of a Cub. Here in the northeast, many landscapers use Cubs. I have a 7360 that I bought with only 90 hours and I use it as a farm tractor. It has never seen a shop. :-) These Cubs were built by Mitsubishi and they are every bit as good as green or orange... and some of us think even better! Enjoy yours!

Cub 7275
Cub Cadet
Replies 8 Post by rozett