numbered series lo-boy

[dickcub50]

What is the break off point (year) between the early and the numbered series lo-boys?
I have an early model ser # 6951. I have not found any info. to discribe the seperation
or difference. Any info or refferences would be helpfull.

[Bigdog]

According to the serial number charts on ATIS.net - http://www.atis.net/CubFAQ/cub_faq.html#q13 the number series lo-boys started with serial number 7505 in 1968. Your serial number of 6951 is a bit puzzling. anyway, The first of the number series was the 154 and that model would have been the only one with a 4 digit serial number.

[dickcub50]

Thank for the info.It helps .
My lo-boy is a 1958 according to the charts.
But then who can say is the right tag
Maybe some more research is required.
Casting numbers and the like.

[Hengy]

Thank for the info.It helps .
My lo-boy is a 1958 according to the charts.
But then who can say is the right tag
Maybe some more research is required.
Casting numbers and the like.

Do you have any pictues of your Cub? One quick look would do the trick! Is the engine offset to the left when sitting in the operator's seat? If so, it is an International Cub LoBoy. If the engine is directly in front of you when sitting in the operator's seat, then you have an International Cub 154, 184 or 185!

Mike in La Crosse, WI

[John *.?-!.* cub owner]

There was a Cub that was designed like the 154, but was only designated a Low Boy. Apparently not too many, but they are out there.

[dickcub50]

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I hope this works as I not sure how this works.
My lo-boy as found.

[RaymondDurban]

[img_3969.jpg] I hope this works as I not sure how this works. My lo-boy as found.

Email your photos to one of us here and we will be happy to post it for you.

[Bigdog]

The link you posted is on your computer. If you look below the box where you type your message you will see a couple of tabs - one of which is labeled "upload attachment". Click on that tab and follow the instructions and you can attach your picture right to the message.

[BigBill]

I have seen a few FCUB loboys here so far they maybe more popular out this way for cutting grass rather than farming. I seen a fcub square nose loboy on sunday mowing. One of my local dealers had a fcub loboy with a sickle bar for sale last month. I have also seen the same numbers of fcub's here too maybe the numbers are more equal here?(1 to 1)

[Hengy]

Dick has sent me pictures, and I am working on resizing them. I can say that this is NOT a numbered series LoBoy, but an International LoBoy of the late 50's... Pictures forthcoming shortly!!

Mike in La Crosse, WI

[Hengy]

And HERE is Dick's Cub LoBoy...NOT a numbered series, but a nice Diamond in the Rough cub!

Looks like the tires are either flipped side to side, or this cub did most of its pulling in REVERSE!

One more picture...under next post...

Mike in La Crosse, WI

[Hengy]

Last one!

Mike in La Crosse, WI

[Denny Clayton]

Thank for the info.It helps .
My lo-boy is a 1958 according to the charts.
But then who can say is the right tag
Maybe some more research is required.
Casting numbers and the like.

Your serial number is early 1958. From the picture that Mike put up for you, the hood appears to be a later '58 with the earlier stainless "International Cub" emblems. The grille is also later '58. Maybe my eyes are playing tricks on me with those emblems. The pancake headlights look like early '58, too.