Database Update 19 Jan 2015

[Dale Finch]

Here are all the numbers for my recently purchased '58 Cub, BRENT :

Tractor Serial #210818J
Engine Serial #CUBM 224215
Engine CD 5-21-D
Engine P/N 251341R7
Cylinder Head CD 8-1-D
Cylinder Head P/N 251228R1
Bolster CD 7-1-D
Bolster P/N 350888R2
Torque Tube CD 8-25-D
Torque Tube P/N 351686R3
Transmission CD 7-14-D
Transmission P/N 351530R6
Axle Extension CD 8-7-D
Axle Extension P/N 350798R2
Left Final CD 6-25-D
Left Final P/N 350806R5
Right Final CD 6-25-D
Right Final P/N 350806R5
Touch Control CD 6-13-D
Touch Control P/N 360719R1
Touch Control Head P/N 354399R2

Thanks, Raymond!

[Flemmingth]

Raymond - What an amazing database you have created
Here are the numbers from my Cub.
I bought it last year, but it’s only now, that I have got to the finals and got them freed for dried oil mixed with all kind of dirt.
According to a sticker on the tank top, the tractor was exported to Denmark as part of the Economic Cooperation Act (Marshall plan), which was enacted in April 1948 (thanks to Jim Becker for the info).

The sticker text, translated from Danish says: “Supplied by The United States of America to the rebuild of Europe”

The numbers are:
Tractor: serial no. 6566 (wrong, a digit is missing, as it doesn’t match the casting dates).
Engine block: serial no. 69744 - part no. 251341-R2 - cast date 2-18-S
Cylinder head: part no. 251228-R1 - cast date 3-3-S
Manifold: part no. 251232-R1, cast date 2-24-S
Bolster: part no. 350886-R2 - cast date 2-4-R
Torque tube: part no. 351686-R1 - cast date 8-8-S
Transmission: part no. 351530-R1 - cast date 3-10-S
Axle extension: part no. 350798-R1 - cast date 8-7-Q
Left final: part no. 350806-R2 - cast date 3-11-S
Right final: part no. 350806-R2 - cast date 3-10-S
Left rear rim: part no. 351428R91 - prod. by Goodyear 1-48
Right rear rim: part no. 351428R91 - prod. by Goodyear 2-49

[Dale Finch]

Glen brought it to my attention that one of my numbers was incorrect. It took me a while even looking at it to convince me that he was right! I had noticed it was different from 2 of 3 of my other cubs, and had even double checked then. But ole eagle eyes was right...the correct part number for the bolster is indicated in red.

Thanks Glen...and Raymond!

Here are all the numbers for my recently purchased '58 Cub, BRENT :

Tractor Serial #210818J
Engine Serial #CUBM 224215
Engine CD 5-21-D
Engine P/N 251341R7
Cylinder Head CD 8-1-D
Cylinder Head P/N 251228R1
Bolster CD 7-1-D
Bolster P/N 350886R2
Torque Tube CD 8-25-D
Torque Tube P/N 351686R3
Transmission CD 7-14-D
Transmission P/N 351530R6
Axle Extension CD 8-7-D
Axle Extension P/N 350798R2
Left Final CD 6-25-D
Left Final P/N 350806R5
Right Final CD 6-25-D
Right Final P/N 350806R5
Touch Control CD 6-13-D
Touch Control P/N 360719R1
Touch Control Head P/N 354399R2

Thanks, Raymond!

[SEOHTobacco]

I am new to the forums and really new to owning a cub although I have operated them all through my childhood. I now have two. One that partially runs. It will once I get to work on it. I inherited it from my uncle. Serial number 236582. It is the tractor I cultivated tobacco with growing up through the 80's and 90's. I have another cub that I got from my wife's grandfather when he passed. It seems to be seized. I will get that number info soon. I am in southeastern Ohio. Thanks for allowing me to be in the group.

[DFL]

I recently acquired a 1950 cub and it isn't in your database. Here is the numbers on it. You can let me know if this is the wrong place to post them. Data plate ser# 105496, Eng-251341R2 3-7-T ser# 107015 The hyd 354383R1 2-21-T Bell housing tube to transm 351686-R1 3-6-T. I will try to send other numbers as I find them.

[John P]

Hello
I am new to this forum. I see under the Cub data base the Tractor Serial number (91959) is in the data base listed as "Exported to Canada". This is the serial number of my tractor. I have the original manual, The engine serial number is 92478, I was unable to add this into the data base. My question is; is there a record of where in Canada it was sent to? I believe my grandparents bought it in Huntsville, Ontario.

Was it bought new in Huntsville?.Chances are it was shipped from the US to Canada thru the Canadian HQ and factory at Hamilton Ontario.Any pictures?

[Poncho]

Bolster and axle extension numbers. I found the rest but unable to locate these 2

[Dale Finch]

You almost have to diassemble the front end to see the bolster code...it is way under between the upper and lower housings. Try from the side with a bright flashlight and a small extendable mirror. Good luck!!

The axle extension requires you to pretty much stand on your head under the platform!! I believe it is toward the transmission block under the bottom of the extension.

[Glen]

Hi,
Below is info from TM Tractor showing the casting code locations.
The upper steering gear housing code location is in the bottom pic on the page.
The right side axle extension is in the 3rd pic on the page. The code is on the bottom of the housing.

http://www.tmtractor.com/id/castdate_loc.htm

[Poncho]

Great. Thank you very much.

[Jim Becker]

I was just sent photographic proof of another white demonstrator. It is serial 103870 with engine FCUBM 105491. I was given no casting codes.

[Peter Person]

Friend of mine has a 1947 Cub S/N 7787 with a 48" Flail Mower mounted to it.

Too much paint on the Engine Casting Code to get a good read.
Touch Control added, lines cover the Engine Serial Number.

Tractor is in great shape overall.

[CapeCodCubs]

Is there a place for French Cubs. There seem to quite a few of them coming to the United States.

[delco32]

Hi Folks!!

Would like to add mine. Serial number 187119 Built Jan of 1955.

Work in progress, but does run

[Nightmare Bronc]

Hi Guys! New to the forum. I have a Cub with NO Vin# plate. The Engine Ser# 31049 which looks like a 1948 and the Engine Casting # is 5*14*R which looks to me like May 14,1948. With that said is there a way to find out the tractor Ser# since the plate is missing?

Brad
Monroe, La.