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I recently purchased my 1st 1951 IH cub tractor when we got it home we fired it up relatively easy with the hand crank,m
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Re: I recently purchased my 1st 1951 IH cub tractor when we got it home we fired it up relatively easy with the hand cra
Tater, Welcome to the Forum. If you click on quick links in the tool bar above you can find all the manuals you need. Make sure oil pressure registers on the meter next time you start it up. Sometimes they need to be primed. Let us know if we can be of any help.
Bob
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