This is the '57 Loboy that I sold a couple of months back and is making its' way out to Illinois.
Peter
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1957 Low - LoBoy
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Peter Person
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1957 Low - LoBoy
Looks like the IH Registry boys are pretty crafty.
This is the '57 Loboy that I sold a couple of months back and is making its' way out to Illinois.
Peter
This is the '57 Loboy that I sold a couple of months back and is making its' way out to Illinois.
Peter
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
Why does it have cub cadet tires on it? I don't think you will be able to pull to much with them on.
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
You better put some wheelie bars on the back!hehe
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Peter Person
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
I should have qualified the photo by saying that it left here with 8.3 x 24 Ag tires on it.
The guy transporting it was goofing around.
Peter
The guy transporting it was goofing around.
Peter
1957 Farmall Cub "Emory", Fast-Hitch, L-F194 Plow & Colter, L-38 Disc Harrow, Cub-54A Blade, Cub-22 Sickle Bar Mower, IH 100 Blade
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
Better keep plenty of gas in the tank ... its gonna all sit at the back.
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
Should have a top speed of about, er, 2. Maybe.
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
And I would bet if you used tires like that at the cub tug, you would out pull everyone else
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
Actually, I'm thinking that if you flipped the front axle tube with the knuckle tubes up, you'd have a cheap knock-off of GW's Rat Cub.
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Re: 1957 Low - LoBoy
That sure would be the slow race winner. And a cheap alternative for a Howard creeper gear!
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