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Cub Experts!!! What is wrong with this picture?
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Cub Experts!!! What is wrong with this picture?
I know that there are a lot of "experts" on the list that can look at this picture etc...... and tell me what is wrong.
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All the information above would indicate that it is a prototype cub. That would explain the differences.
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Re: Cub Experts!!! What is wrong with this picture?
Mike Schmudlach wrote:look at this picture etc...... and tell me what is wrong.
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Not very well focused and would be nice if it was in color.
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I agree with the above.....the date given makes this one pre-production and it is odd looking.....long and short. The distance between the tool bar and rear wheel is wide, the steering wheel shaft looks longer, the "gap" between the instrument panel and the back of the motor is large, suggesting the tractor is longer than production cubs. Also, the tractor appears to be no taller than the fence on the float.
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Can't quite tell, but it looks like the parking meter is expired
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Ron L wrote:I thought the first year Cubs were offered was 1947
Yes, the date suggests a pre-production tractor. The book 'Farmall Cub Photo Archive' has some pictures of pre-production Cubs taken even earlier, in 1945.
Mike has something sneakier in mind. Maybe it's the milk can that isn't against the front bulkhead.
I wonder if the float is self propelled? Which end is the front?
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Decals are definitely different, and it's hard to tell from the quality of the picture, but the front rockshafts look a little different. Cultivator frame is unusual, and it looks like I can see daylight between the hood and the engine. Also Mag loooks different, or maybe a dummy. Wonder if it's a mockup rather than a running tractor.
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