paint on 1962 Lowboy correct colors??

[elkshead]

The 1962 Lowboy is going to be painted soon. What are the correct colors? Anyone have pics? How about the rims and wheels?? Thanks

[Jim Becker]

Looks correct as it stands, with the exception of the missing yellow paint on the replacement carburetor and the hydraulic pump that for some reason isn't showing any paint either. Has this tractor ever been repainted?

[Denny Clayton]

Looks correct as it stands, with the exception of the missing yellow paint on the replacement carburetor and the hydraulic pump that for some reason isn't showing any paint either. Has this tractor ever been repainted?

It appears to be original.

[4SPEED]

any updates on this? I was looking for a 62 lowboy to set beside my 62 cub original .


it odd that the 62 lowboy looks nothing like a a 62 original. the 70 lowboy looks like a 62 (0)

[elkshead]

The 1962 Lowboy is Federal Yellow from the Case IH dealer.

[Barnyard]

it odd that the 62 lowboy looks nothing like a a 62 original. the 70 lowboy looks like a 62 (0)

A 70 Lo-boy looks nothing like a 62.

58-63 Cub


58-63 Lo-boy, although some were yellow as Elkhead's is.


!970 era Lo-boy


Photos from ATIS website

[Boss Hog]

I think he is referring to a 62 cub cadet original

[Barnyard]

I think he is referring to a 62 cub cadet original

I would say you are right. Thanks.

[Buzzard Wing]

The down side of the early yeller Lo Boys is that there may be a little too much yeller when it's not broken up with a white hood. But surely that is a common color for them.

My answer is your choice entirely. I think they are unique all yellow. Yellow is harder to remove and harder to paint. It is also a bit more money than red.

I highly recommend CaseIH IronGuard paint. 'Federal Yellow' is the color and I would get quart(s) and some rattle cans. Not sure how they were originally, but white rims and centers would probably look good too.

[Kirk-NJ]

The down side of the early yeller Lo Boys is that there may be a little too much yeller when it's not broken up with a white hood. But surely that is a common color for them.

My answer is your choice entirely. I think they are unique all yellow. Yellow is harder to remove and harder to paint. It is also a bit more money than red.

I highly recommend CaseIH IronGuard paint. 'Federal Yellow' is the color and I would get quart(s) and some rattle cans. Not sure how they were originally, but white rims and centers would probably look good too.

Heres one with a white hood. But it's not a '62 it's a '52