Farmall Cub

I recently found an original IH #10 Trailer and have noticed that there is not much info or pictures online about this model. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Let me know if you need more pictures. Thanks guys.

Jason, Nice find. Here's a link to the manual on the server. I'm not sure that it's identical to yours though: http://www.cleancomputes.com/Cub/Cub%20 ... railer.htm

Bob

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Bob,

Thank you for the info. I believe that the manual on the server is for the 528 (4'x6' Trailer) & 628/629 (4'x7'). If you notice the #10 (4'x7') does not have stake pockets on the side of the bed, the tongue acts as the pivot point rather than at the axle, and the tailgate opens from 2 points: the top like normal or from the bottom to dump gravel etc. I have not seen a manual on just the #10. How many trailers where there anyway?? What is the difference between the 628 and 629?? Thank you!

Jeff Mason

Looks great !

Nice find, I would love to get one.

Good find! Glad you're back Jeff!

Thanks Thomas! It has found a final home for sure! I cannot believe it came from a neighboring town. I am usually driving to other states or having things shipped in. Thanks for welcoming me back. I have slowed down on the buying and selling after 35 plus Cubs and our 2nd child being born. I'm beat!

jlmason81 wrote:Thanks Thomas! It has found a final home for sure! I cannot believe it came from a neighboring town. I am usually driving to other states or having things shipped in. Thanks for welcoming me back. I have slowed down on the buying and selling after 35 plus Cubs and our 2nd child being born. I'm beat!

Beat from the cubs or the second child?? I bet it's the kids !

Gary,

It's a bit of both to tell you the truth. I can't imagine having more than my two children especially with both parents working. Since our daughter was born 2-1/2 years ago and our son 8 months ago, I have limited my trips to 12 hour total. I would leave at 2 am so I could pick a tractor up around 7-7:30 am and be back home after lunch.

Jeff

Nice to see you back on the forum Jeff! Good find! Be looking forward to seeing more posts from you. Frank

Jeff:

jlmason81 wrote:I can't imagine having more than my two children especially with both parents working.

It is something that you just get used to. Em and I have five of em and we both worked. Difficult but not impossible. It was a lot more difficult after I retired medically. Now that was an interesting period.

I am looking for a manual for the trailer. Hopefully I will find one. Will let you know if I get lucky.

Looks like a good find. I have a 628/629modelwith the stake pockets I'm goin to list in the for sale section as soon as the hurricane passes for anyone else looking for one.

Rudi,

Here are some addtional pictures. If you or anyone else needs more pictures of a specific area please let me know.

Jeff

Very nice pictures Jeff. Thanks for posting them.

Nice find, I am still looking, maybe I'll get lucky here someday and one will pop up.

I have a parts manual for this trailor, It was built in 1962 through 1966?? according to my book which is from 1966? It is pictured with stack pockets and other parts as you describe.

Anyway, I will scan it and send it.