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Thanks for your input Ted. Your price seemed a little high to me, but the more it's worth, the better. I called a local dealer and he just sold one for $10,500, but it was a 7195 (hydro model) and did not have the belly mower that mine has. I was hoping that I may be able to get $10,000 out of mine, but from your input and the dealer's, it looks like I should be able to get $12,000 for it. I want to sell it, but I don't want to give it away and I also don't want to wait 6 months for it to sell. I'm just trying to come up with a fair middle ground fiqure which both me and the future owner will like. Thanks for your help and replys from anyone else are greatly appreciated. BTW, the tractor is located in eastern PA if locality make a difference in price. Matt

Value of Cub 7194
Cub Cadet
Replies 3 Post by Matt Dewalt

DC, try <www.tractortips.com>. You can select the make and model of the tractor and then you will get a page of specifications about the tractor. There is also a page of serial numbers that will tell you what year yours was made.

Old Kubota
Kubota Tractors
Replies 3 Post by Matt Dewalt

I have a 1996 7194 with 5' deck. The same machine as yours except mine is gear shift. Anyway, when I mow, the side screens and the front screens always become clogged. It takes me about an hour and a half to mow. When I'm done, the screens are completely clogged. However, my temperature gauge never reaches the red. It does move up a little by the time I'm done mowing, but not much. My bet would be that it's not your mower deck. It's probably something in the cooling system, the fan, or the gauge.

Cub 7195 Mowing problem
Cub Cadet
Replies 15 Post by Matt Dewalt

Matt, thanks for your comments. I've tried both brands and still haven't decided on which one to sell. I like the ergonomics of the Ventrac better; but Steiner makes it easier to become a dealer, has a more diverse product line, and is more well-known. I've just having fun doing demos on everything so far. Hopefully I'll make a decision by the end of next month. I'd still like to hear any pros and cons of both brands if anyone has any. Any comments at all would be greatly appreciated.

Matt

Becoming A Dealer
Articulated Tractors
Replies 15 Post by Matt Dewalt

Which type of aerator work best? Is it beneficial to use one before overseeding (giving the seeds a place to sit)? If so, which type?<br>Thanks, Matt

Aerators - core or plug
Operating and Attachments
Replies 5 Post by Matt Dewalt

I am looking into both brands of tractors and cannot decide which one I like better. I was wondering if those of you who have them could post your likes and dislikes of the tractors and the attatchments. Also, your pros and cons of dealer servicing and parts availability. Thanks.

Ventrac or Steiner
Articulated Tractors
Replies 10 Post by Matt Dewalt

I have a CC 7194 with a loader on it. I beleive Woods makes the loader for Cub. Does anyone know if the fittings for the hydraulic lines are Standard or Metric? I want to put a pressure gauge on so I can see how many PSI's I'm putting out. It doesn't seem to have the lift capacity it had when new. I don't want to order Standard fittings to find out later that everything is Metric.

Cub 7194 loader fittings
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 1 Post by Matt Dewalt

I found a 1981 L275 4x4 loader with 700 hours on it. The guy is asking $7500. Is this a fair price? I currently have a 1996 Cub 7194 4x4 loader with 200 hours on it. I was looking to go up in size to get something with a bigger loader and more lift capacity. Would I be crazy to get red of a 4 year old tractor for a 19 year old one? What would my Cub be worth? It also comes with a 60" belly mower. Does the Kubota have an independent PTO? Can the Kubota be fitted with a belly mower? Is the loader quick detatch on the Kubota? I know this alot of questions, but I was hoping someone could answer them for me. Thanks.

Kubota L275 Price
Kubota Tractors
Replies 1 Post by Matt Dewalt

I have a 1996 Cub 7194. It has the model 416 loader with 48" bucket and has a 630lb. lift capacity. I am told, and looking at the specs., it seems to be a Woods 1006 which is also rated for 630lbs. Is it possible, without causing damage, to increase lift capacity? How would I do it? Go from 1-1/2" cylinders to 2" cylinders? Change the pump? Woods has a 1009 which is verysimilar to the 1006. It's lift capacity is 1100lbs. The only difference in hydraulics seems to be the large 2" cylinders. I like this tractor alot and do not want to sell it just to get something with more lift capacity. Or, is that what I have to do? Thanks.

Cub Cadet Loader
Loaders Back Hoes
Replies 3 Post by Matt Dewalt