Farmall Cub

i am concidering buying this super c i found near me. it not in running order as it sits. i could not find the hand crank to see if the motor is stuck. it dose look like its all there, exaust has been covered, sheet metal is strait, gas tank is in good shape, has a 3pt conversion. the seller dose not know much about the tractor, i belive it was his fathers. i think it just needs a little love to get it running if theres no internal damage. i think i can pick it up for 500. you think thats a decent deal? what should i look out for on these c's? i might keep it with my cub or get her running and try to make a little and reselling and finally restore my cub

looks like a deal to me for 500, it has a wide front. around here they sell for a pretty penny. i'd get it .

I would think it is worth that even as a parts tractor. As mentioned - the wide front end alone would get you most of your money back.

I'd get it but its to far away for me!!!!!!Kevin

Les,
Go get the thing, you could drive it to Al The Wop's from time to time

Looks like a good deal to me! They are a good tractor, and to me very fun to drive.

If it were close, I'd be all over that one! (What's that nasty green thing in the background )

Bill - I might even be interested in the green thing if it was close to me! (confession is good for the soul)

the green thing is also for sale, along with an farmall h, cat d2, cleatrac 20c.
donny, you must live very close to me, have we met?

was the wide front a rare option?

les70 wrote:donny, you must live very close to me, have we met?

We haven't met that I know of but I've got a few bucks stuck to the ceiling And suddenly I have a craving for steak and peanut butter

Donny M wrote:

les70 wrote:donny, you must live very close to me, have we met?

We haven't met that I know of but I've got a few bucks stuck to the ceiling And suddenly I have a craving for steak and peanut butter

You do get around Mr. Millar

do you live behind al"s?

les70 wrote:do you live behind al"s?

No, in my youth we used to cruz the Delta and from time to time would tie up in Locke and go eat at Al's. Later when I lived in Pollock Pines, I took care of television equipment at the tall towers near Locke. When I'm in the area I get my fix of steak, peanut butter and homemade apricot jam for sure.

les70 wrote:was the wide front a rare option?

Not a rare option but highly desireable and very popular.