Your Favorite Cub

I like all of them.

I really like all of mine. But my favorite probably would be my 71 Cub.

Out of all my cubs, the one I'd keep if forced to sell everything else would be my '52 backhoe cub. It gets used and abused monthly either carrying things with the front loader forks or digging holes. Rick


lildog collection(Cubfest 06)

lildog collection(Cubfest 06)

That would sure look nice sitting next to Harley in BOB and at shows!

Ya know what they say-----------------"If you're going to dream, dream big There's actually a waiting list, but it's too valuable and handy for me to ever part with it right now.

Ya know what they say-----------------"If you're going to dream, dream big There's actually a waiting list, but it's too valuable and handy for me to ever part with it right now.

Forget it Barnyard!! If this one goes, I got dibs on it.

Wrong guys... if Rick ever has to let it go .. that puppy will have a Maple Leaf on it

Now Rudi, how does that old song go???

We'll be friends until the end, but this looks like the end my friend, gotta have that baby for my own.

Something like that Man I have so many jobs for a backhoe equipped Cub and that one is perfect

Fellas, I wouldn't be knocking myself out over that Cub. I have a feeling where it might go IF it were ever to leave the safe confines of KubKraft headquarters and it isn't north of the 48, the deep south or in between at the barnyard.

My favorite is Homely...a 19?? FCUB that I have hauled all over the country. He won second place for the ugliest cub at the 2006 Cub-Arama and first place in 2007, was present at the first Texas Tumble in 2006, the first Louisianna Cubfest in 2009, has been to several Woodson Ridge Cubfests, and pulled the sled 200' 4" at the 2009 CubTug at Bigdog's. He is now outfitted with duals and a C-16 Middlebuster.

Ya know what they say-----------------"If you're going to dream, dream big There's actually a waiting list, but it's too valuable and handy for me to ever part with it right now.

You coud bring it to the Bash and dempnstrate hole digging if you want to remove an 18" diameter pine stump.