Farmall Cub

I was taking some pictures of Rabbit Holler Flash's new Farmall H for him when I decided to get Ol' Yeller out for a comparison. Ol' Yeller was a little nervous and kept stumbling and missing. I think he has a float problem and seeing Brutus made it a little worse. I let them idle next to each other while I took the picture but I'm not so sure Ol' Yeller liked it. He seemed to run better heading back to his parking spot in the shed.


Ol' Yeller is my latest model Cub, a '63.

How is it they said 'small but mighty'??

looks like ol'yeller likes his new buddy, look he's leaning into the "H" the front tire's leaning n so is the main part of the tractor... You better watch them two or you may have some Ertl toy tractors putting around there in 9 months

Looks like Ol,yeller's front tire is "wide right". You been disk plowin'?

Hey Scrivet, don't let that old "H" bother you. That Cub can handle itself just fine. I have an "H" that is just visiting and ol' Harley Cub put it in it's place pretty darn quick!

Ok im goin to bite (and sure im goin to regret It) why in the world did you name a red n white tractor Ole Yellar.

Rabbit Holler Flash wrote:Ok im goin to bite (and sure im goin to regret It) why in the world did you name a red n white tractor Ole Yellar.

I though somebody more observant would have caught that. Because it's a '63 loboy and it came from the factory yellow, Ole since it's my newest to complete the irony. Besides, new yeller just don't sound right.

Claycomb wrote:Looks like Ol,yeller's front tire is "wide right". You been disk plowin'?

Three holes out each side so the caster wheels usually clear the front tires, that's the way I got it. It's got a Woods 59 so the deck is still wider. Enough to hit a single steel fence post in the middle of a garden

Scrivets cubs all think they are tough, here is one of them trying to bluff a Bulldog.