Farmall Cub

Hello everybody. I'm still around, just busy I planted my one acre garden yesterday with my cub. Got it quite dusty, so I have to get out my cloth diapers and wax. It did a terrific job, though. Brannon

Brannon

I was through Magnolia yesterday on my way to and from Texarkana. I went to pick-up a pair of wheels/tires and a radiator I bought for my '45 B Farmall. Nice country down there...saw a few Farmalls...even saw a cub in Greenville, MS my Dad is going to try and buy.

Hi Bud,

Looks like the red lucky 13 lure is working.

Hello. I just got back from Dallas, and noticed a couple of old farmalls in Texarkana. They look like maybe F-14's. I may stop in for a look sometime.

I think I saw the same two.....they were on the left side of HWY 82 if traveling east. Both tractors, side by side, had steel wheels. The yard was lined with old pull-type, steel-wheeled implements, also. If we are talking about the place, ask if any implements are for sale. I am looking for a 16" one-bottom plow to go with my B Farmall.

Yey Bud,

I forgot about that place. It's just outside of Texarkana on 82. I used to go past there every day. Merry's family lives very near there. I'll be heading that way in the next month or so.

bawest wrote:Hello everybody. I'm still around, just busy I planted my one acre garden yesterday with my cub. Got it quite dusty, so I have to get out my cloth diapers and wax. It did a terrific job, though. Brannon

After a shower when everyone was uncovering their shiny cubs at Cubarama, I made the statement "If it can't get wet, it ain't a real tractor". I feel the same way aobut one that can't get dirty!