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1960 International lo-boy mower deck questions
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1960 International lo-boy mower deck questions
Are the mowers and brackets the same for F cubs and lo-boy's, with the rear pulley system being the only difference? I have a 1960 Lo-boy that I bought without any implements. I am finding it almost impossible to find a mower set up and snow blade for the lo-boy, but finding plenty for Cub's. Although the lo-boy is my favorite, at this point I am considering selling/trading it for a F Cub so I can actually use it for something. It will only be used for grass cutting and possible snow removal. Any advise from those who have used them would be great.
Mike
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Re: 1960 International lo-boy mower deck questions
The short answer to the question is, no. As for selling the Lo-Boy and getting an F-Cub, I wouldn't. For mowing, the Lo-Boy outshines the F-Cub. A tighter turning radius make the Lo-Boy much more maneuverable, an advantage that you would appreciate.
I've used both to plow snow and I really appreciated the maneuverability of the Lo-Boy.
The right mower (I'm a big fan of the Woods 59) and blade are out there, you just have to be patient.
Bill
I've used both to plow snow and I really appreciated the maneuverability of the Lo-Boy.
The right mower (I'm a big fan of the Woods 59) and blade are out there, you just have to be patient.
Bill
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Re: 1960 International lo-boy mower deck questions
Thank you for the input. As a hobby finding the stuff is half the fun. I'll keep looking.
Mike
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Re: 1960 International lo-boy mower deck questions
Low boy snowplow for sale in CT Craig's List, $275.00 Time for a road trip?
Ed
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Re: 1960 International lo-boy mower deck questions
ScottyD'sdad wrote:... Time for a road trip?
Ed
Or a Cub Express.
Bill
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