Farmall Cub

Hello to all,

My name is John and my father bought an IH Cub in 1967. It still runs well but needs a bit of body work. The rear seal is leaking and needs to be replaced. This site seems to be the place for Cub information and help and I'm sure I will need a lot of both. I've been looking around here the last few days and looks like a nice, friendly place to get help.

Since I've recently retired, I'm looking forward to rebuilding and repainting my Cub. I have a 54 Leveling Blade and a Wood's 42 Mower for it. Be prepared because I'm probably going to ask a lot of silly questions.

John

Welcome to the Forum John!! Lots of friendly folks here chomping at the bit to help out. No need to be shy, pull up a chair and make yourself at home!!

Welcome John, lots of friendly and knowledgeable Cub addicts here. Spend a little time looking around the site, and feel free to ask any questions you may have.

Bob

Welcome, John, to a great forum with fantastic people and more info than you can possibly imagine. Enjoy.

Thanks for the welcome. I also remembered that I have sort of tool bar looking thing that attaches under the Cub and holds discs or small plows. I don't know what you call it, but I have one set. I don't have the discs, though. I have been reading a lot of the posts here and I have already learned a lot.

Thanks for having me and I know I'll enjoy myself here.

John

Welcome aboard, John! Always good to have another LA cubber!

Mowjunk wrote:Be prepared because I'm probably going to ask a lot of silly questions.

John, we all ask silly questions. Not only that we really enjoy doing silly things. Ralph and I can explain some of that later.

Welcome to the forum and I am sure that any question you have, no matter how silly it seems to you, will be given a very good and accurate answer.

Just keep in mind, there are no dumb questions. It is all a learning experience.

Mowjunk wrote:I also remembered that I have sort of tool bar looking thing that attaches under the Cub and holds discs or small plows. I don't know what you call it, but I have one set.

Keep your eyes on it when Boutwell is around!

Jim Becker wrote:

Mowjunk wrote:I also remembered that I have sort of tool bar looking thing that attaches under the Cub and holds discs or small plows. I don't know what you call it, but I have one set.

Keep your eyes on it when Boutwell is around!

I think you're right, Jim. I noticed that he doesn't live too far from my place!

John

John:

Congrats on your retirement ... course now you will wonder how you ever found time to actually hold a job, cause you will find that time as a retired person is at a premium

to Farmallcub.com Forum Family.
And you have come to the right place for all things Cub related. If you click on the Site Rules, Regulations, & Important Information,
it will point you to the Welcome Wagon wherein you will find links to many useful sites and
topics. One of which is the Cub Manual Server. Enjoy!.

Silly questions Nahhhhhh .... Even after all these years I still ask a few doozies.. so fear not. The only question that has any doubt to it is the question that is not asked.. all questions asked are valid and not silly or anything else either.

John,

Welcome. No silly questions here. However, there may, from time to time, be a few silly people. All in good clean fun.

Bill

Welcome neighbor. Chime in with any question you may have.....we have some very knowledgeable folks here. We all like pictures too.

Thanks for the welcomes

Harold, I saw that Gary Boutwell had a Cub show in March. Are there any others in Louisiana? I'm just getting started and I'm looking to see what it's all about.

John

John, Welcome from the north end of the state. At the present time Gary Boutwell is the only fest in Louisiana. Be sure to put that March date on your calendar. You are just about 38 miles from Gary.

John,

Welcome to the forum! As others have noted, there are no silly questions here, ask away, you will likely help many others that didn't ask!

Congratulations on having a "Family Cub", best of luck with it,