Farmall Cub

Here are my 3 Cub tractors. The Low-boy is a 1964 and has a 60 inch woods mower. The one parked next
to it is a 1952 with a 42 inch Woods mower. The one in the other building is a 1954 and has a 42 inch
IH mower. I also have a sickle mower, grader blade, belly disk plow, partial set of cultivators and fertilize
attachment and a pull behind disk. I had a turning plow and another set of cultivators but traded them with
another Cub for the 1964 Low-boy.
I'm doing some work now on the engine in the 1952. The Low-Boy has a strong running engine but a
little rough in appearance. Going to work it over in the spring.








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Charles

Nice looking Cubs Charlie, I'm starting to get used to those Loboys. Thanks for showing them. I hope to see one of them this spring at the Bash.

Thanks, Barnyard, I hd a late model Low-Boy several years ago but had a need for a larger
tractor so traded it off. I like them for the low center of gravity for mowing rough, hilly areas.


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Charles

Charles:

to what Bill said, very nice Cubs. I am beginning to take a shine to the Lo-Boys especially when taking my Henderson into account.

Is that a Wood Mizer?

Yes, It is a Woodmizer, LT30 with 18 HP Briggs engine.

Here is a short video of me sawing a cherry log....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5lbiwPvDio





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Nice trio of Cubs, Charlie. Thanks for sharing them with us!

CharlieB wrote:Yes, It is a Woodmizer, LT30 with 18 HP Briggs engine.

Here is a short video of me sawing a cherry log....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5lbiwPvDio

The best brand of sawmills on the market .....wish I had cherry trees in southern IL of that quality and diameter, looks good.

Nice looking line up there Charlie... definitely liking that Loboy and the two F Cubs ain't too shabby. Mower looks new on that 52. Did you re paint it?? Chris

Nice collection. Thanks for sharing. I really like the Lo Boy

Charles:

1. You are making me - look at that cherry and 21" boards at that Worth a fortune up here. I would love to have a couple trees - I would get them cut for sure.
2. I wish I was close enough, I would love to have even the off-cuts.
3. I suppose the off cuts are going to be firewood - Sacrilege up here ... but I guess as with all things what you have is what you use. Man the toys I could make with them off cuts.

I am really envious of those who have access to not only the fine furniture woods like this but the equipment to not only handle it but utilize it for it's best purpose. I like the idea of using your Cub for the log arch and I like the Woodmizer. You is a lucky guy.

Nice Cubs and nice sawmill Charlie!! We actually have a Norwood Lumbermate Sawmill with a 20 hp Honda. We love it, although we hardly ever use it (1 time a year doing good). Need to order some decals from TM tractor for that one Cub and it'll be a real looker!

cubguy47 wrote:

CharlieB wrote:Yes, It is a Woodmizer, LT30 with 18 HP Briggs engine.

Here is a short video of me sawing a cherry log....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p5lbiwPvDio

The best brand of sawmills on the market .....wish I had cherry trees in southern IL of that quality and diameter, looks good.

Lookin' good.