Farmall Cub

I stopped and snapped a few pictures of the Pony this afternoon. We still haven't made a deal yet. He seems to be dragging his feet a bit but he wants to pull it out and power wash it and see if he can get it running. His father was a tractor collector and passed away so his son is selling the tractors. He, the son is a diesel mechanic for a living and doesn't like selling something that isn't running. He said his dad said the Pony needed an engine rebuild. I guess we'll see.





Overall, I think she's a cream puff.

I like it!

I hope you can reach a deal on it Ricky!

Good luck,

If it does not work out, come see me, and it does run.

Rick:

That is one nice looking Pony. Probably be well worth the price. You are right, that is pretty much a cream puff.

Good looking Pony, put your halter on that one,
Bernard,
Donegal Cub.

The Pony is a good unit but will not hold a candle to a Farmall Cub.

Likely built in Woodstock Ontario, 20 miles from here. My neighbour worked at the MH plant and painted these babies and loaded them on rail flat beds. MH-Pony has the same N-62 engine as a G-Allis but starter holes are different.