Farmall Cub

Funny... that Super AW6 looks a lot like a modified Farmall H... The hood and grille look like H or M material to me!!

I agree with John...I would LOVE to try that out one time!!!

Mike in La Crosse, WI

the W6 series tractors share drivetrain and front sheet metal with the 'M'. engine, clutch, transmission case, hood, grill, radiator, and gas tank are the same.

Your right it is fun to drive but is slow in the steering which means you have to think about where you want to go or you will be there but in the wrong position. artc is right the 6 series and the "M" series share all major components , when IHC Australia made the Super AW6 series they used the rails from the Super AM instead of the cast engine frame to save costs
Thanks for all the comments i'll post some more photos when i can Bruce

Aussiecub wrote:Your right it is fun to drive but is slow in the steering which means you have to think about where you want to go or you will be there but in the wrong position. artc is right the 6 series and the "M" series share all major components , when IHC Australia made the Super AW6 series they used the rails from the Super AM instead of the cast engine frame to save costs
Thanks for all the comments i'll post some more photos when i can Bruce

Its the "A" in there that was throwing me off. Never heard of an "AM" or a "AW6". Was that an Australia-only nomenclature?

"AM" or a "AW6". Was that an Australia-only nomenclature?

yup

artc wrote:the W6 series tractors share drivetrain and front sheet metal with the 'M'. engine, clutch, transmission case, hood, grill, radiator, and gas tank are the same.

The M and the W6 do share major components, but the hood and the grill are quite different and will not interchange. Radiators are different also, but an M radiator can be made to work in a W6

thanks, i stand corrected