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Is it a Cub...
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ajhbike
- 5+ Years
- Posts: 1623
- Joined: Thu Mar 09, 2017 4:06 pm
- Zip Code: 06405
- Tractors Owned: 1957 Cub
1951 Super C
1966 IH 504 Hi-Clear
1968 JD 3020
1949 JD B
1949 Ford 8N
1955 Ferguson TO-35 - Location: Branford, CT
Re: Is it a Cub...
Hey, some of us are old hippies!!
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RRicks1970
- Posts: 20
- Joined: Tue Dec 28, 2021 8:05 pm
- Zip Code: 32052
Re: Is it a Cub...
ajhbike wrote:Hey, some of us are old hippies!!
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Scrivet
- 10+ Years
- Posts: 2929
- Joined: Sun Apr 19, 2009 9:51 pm
- Zip Code: 63664
- Location: MO, Potosi
Re: Is it a Cub...
ajhbike wrote:Hey, some of us are old hippies!!
Are there young hippies?
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staninlowerAL
- 10+ Years
- Posts: 4989
- Joined: Fri Oct 29, 2010 11:34 pm
- Zip Code: 36558
- Tractors Owned: Cubs: (3)'49's, (1 is for parts), (1)'57 IH Cub LoBoy w/FH, (2)154 Number Series Loboys, (1 is for parts), '76 Longstripe w/FH, Mowers: C-22, Bush Hog 412, Pennington 59, Woods RM42CF, Woods 42, assorted FCub plows, planters, discs, etc. OTHERS: '49 AC B & Ind. Sickle mower, '61 AC D12 Ser 2, '52 8N, '56 Ferguson 35 Deluxe, '47 & '49 Avery V, '53 MM BG (offset), '51 JD M (regular), '56 JD 420C, with Blade and fire plow, '85 JD 850 (Yanmar) w/72" belly mower, '76? Yanmar 2TR15 1500 & Bush Hog SQ42S-2 mower, '78? FORD Dexta, '86 FORD LGT14D & 48" Mower, (2)Cub Cadets & Mowers (MTD), (4) Sears Surburban's, other MTD mowers, Jeeps & other misc. "treasures"
- Circle of Safety: Y
- Location: AL (Southwest)
Re: Is it a Cub...
Yeah, young at heart (78, soon to be 79).
Stan in LA (lower AL)
USAF & Reserves, Reg ARMY, ARMY NG (AL)
USAF & Reserves, Reg ARMY, ARMY NG (AL)
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Pap
- 501 Club
- Posts: 653
- Joined: Mon Jun 07, 2021 8:43 pm
- Zip Code: 38401
- Tractors Owned: 1947 Cub ( Err Err )
I could not say tractor when I was 2 years old so I called it Err Err.
I loved this tractor then and I still love it now. - Circle of Safety: Y
- Location: Columbia, Tennessee
Re: Is it a Cub...
Hey my Cub has very little paint on it.
It's no big deal but I kinda like it like that.
It's no big deal but I kinda like it like that.
Are We Having Fun Yet ? 
'47 cub ( Err Err )
'47 cub ( Err Err )
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k hutchins
- 10+ Years
- Posts: 686
- Joined: Tue Mar 27, 2012 5:48 pm
- Zip Code: 48843
- Tractors Owned: 1948 Farmall Cub
193 plow
1948 snow/grading blade
Woods 59 C3
Cub 144 cultivator
Cub 22 mower
Cub 172 one row planter
Original manuals for all the above - Circle of Safety: Y
Re: Is it a Cub...
Pap, that's called "work clothes". When l redid both my Cubs l decided to leave them in their work clothes. They arre both working tractors. Who needs to worry about scratches and dings on a new paint job when you've got work to do.
Bless all those that take on old broken down wrecks and breath life back into them, and were meticulous about trying to geteverything right, including arguing about who has the best shade oF IH red to use. I love following those nut by nut, bolt by bolt restore threads. It's just not practical for a working tractor.
To each their own. If YOU are happy with it. That's all that matters, it's your tractor.
Bless all those that take on old broken down wrecks and breath life back into them, and were meticulous about trying to geteverything right, including arguing about who has the best shade oF IH red to use. I love following those nut by nut, bolt by bolt restore threads. It's just not practical for a working tractor.
To each their own. If YOU are happy with it. That's all that matters, it's your tractor.
Why is there never enough time to do the job right, but always enough time to do it over. 
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