Weedless pictures

[paw's49]

Well, I finally got the implements dragged out of the honeysuckles, loaded them on the trailer, and brought them home. Tractor is still at Mom and Dads - don't have the lean-to built yet. I'm sorta anxious to get the tractor home and start working on it even before the lean-to is built. What do you guys think about it setting in the weather? Would a tarp over the gas tank/engine be good enough?

While taking a break from mowing Mom's yard yesterday, I found the handcrank in the shed - turned the Cub over several times with it - turns pretty easily, but no response from it at all. Guess it was just wishful thinking.

Anyway, here are the pictures - I think I do have a moldboard plow - it looks like the one on Rudi's server.....as you can see, the drawbar is attached.



Here's the harrow - as Mr. Becker said before, I think it's a generic one...Also in this picture are the only cultivators I found (there are 2 more on the tractor), and all the hiller disks I found.



I have 3 pictures of the blade - wanted to show the blade, then the attachment apparatus with it.....







Well, you guys let me know what you think. I think I'll go to Lowes and see if my 3 post holes for my lean-to have come in yet. They were on backorder.

Craig

[Bigdog]

Craig, the implements look great! It appears that most of them are complete as well.
If Lowe's doesn't have your post holes in, I can e-mail you some you can borrow until yours come in!

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Craig, looks like you are all set up to start farming. I can understand your wanting to get started. Leaving the cub inder a plastick tarpaulin for temporary storage won't hurt it, but I wouldn't reccommend it for long term, the plastic will condense moisture under it. I would rcccomned something over the shifter to keep rainwater out of the tranny. a lot of cubs set outside completley uncovered.

[johnbron]

Hey, Nice pictures "BUT" why no pics of the Cub

[Jim Becker]

OK, you have the 193 plow. The attached drawbar is part of the tractor. As I recall, the missing depth control lever was found attached to the tractor.

Looks like a functional disk harrow, but still have no idea of make or model.

The assorted pieces in the picture with the disk are part of the cultivator. As I recall, most of the rest of the cultivator was on the tractor.

Looks like you have one of the later blades with essentially all the parts for front mounting. Only things I specificly DON'T see are the 2 square fillers that go in the implement mounting holes of the tractor. Look in the shed, near where you found the hand crank.

Not sure what the toe piece showing in the bottom of the last picture is a part of.


Johnbron, he posted pictures of the tractor back in April, but the link doesn't seem to be good any more.

[Eugene]

Nice set of pictures and equipment.

Posts. I have some ceder corner and line posts you can have for free. Come get them. I'll even supply the chain saw.


Eugene

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

Not sure what the toe piece showing in the bottom of the last picture is a part of.

I think that's a photographer stabilizer.

[WJ]

Those are some of the best looking out of the hedge row implements I have seen.

[capt jack]

Tractors have sat out since there were tractors. I have two that have to live outside, I have a couple of tarps that I throw over them and spike them down. Guess I need another shop. Great implements, lets see the cubby. Have fun with your cub.

[Buzzard Wing]

I prefer to keep stuff under cover, but a whole lot of tractors live 'in the wild'. You seem to have most everything you need. My plow is pretty beat up and appears to be missing some of the parts, especially the one Jim B mentions.

Are you sure the fuel is ON and the gas is not 50 years old?.... Cubs seem to run under the worst conditions.

[George Willer]

I prefer to keep stuff under cover, but a whole lot of tractors live 'in the wild'. You seem to have most everything you need. My plow is pretty beat up and appears to be missing some of the parts, especially the one Jim B mentions.

Are you sure the fuel is ON and the gas is not 50 years old?.... Cubs seem to run under the worst conditions.

B.W.,

Check carefully inside your casting. There's enough space in there for the spacer blocks to hide. I don't know about a pair, but I did have one Cub/plow that yielded 3 of the blocks. One had shifted out of sight forward.

[paw's49]

Thanks for all the compliments fellers....I doubt I'll ever use that blade since we don't get much snow in NC. And you are right Mr. John - that was a photographer stabilizer - one of two. Got more pics for you in the next post.
Thanks a bunch!
Craig

[Rudi]

Craig:

You might not get much snow where you live, but I am willing to bet that there will be all kinds of fun jobs you can come up with for that blade. They didn't call it a Leveling and Grader Blade for nothing. Snow is just another use for it is all.

Nice bunch of implements. Oh, I also read the thread where you brought Paw's Cub home. When a tractor has special significance such as yours does, it makes owning it and restoring it that much more special and closer to the heart.

Please keep us posted as to the progress of your restoration of your Dad's Cub, and of course each of these implements. Don't let that blade out of your sight for too long.... that is a keeper for sure!