Early loboyModerator: Team Cub
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Early loboyHey folks-
I just wanted to introduce myself and provide a quick pic of my new baby. It was negotiated into the purchase of a new home on eleven acres that we just made. This is the only photo I have as the closing will not happen till Feb 15. Serial number 513!!! Comes with 60 inch belly mower, 2 wheel dump trailer (orig IH?), fh carryall, fh rear scraper blade, and hopefully lots of other goodies too... I believe it has touch control? Can u folks comment on what is visible in my only photo? Good or bad? Yellow grill has to go obviously!!!!! Kindest regards, Mike
Re: Early loboyMike:
G'day to you and congrats on acquiring your very 1st new to you Cub. Negotiating it into the purchase price is a slick way to do it ... I like that a lot In the mean time:
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Re: Early loboyWelcome to the Forum!
From the pic, the fast hitch is nice, as is the RPM/Tach. The yellow grille can be fixed with some paint! All in all, it looks good. Straight tie rods, wheel weights, snow blade, low SN and it looks as if all the emblems are there. Great snag! Congrats!
Re: Early loboyYup, that low s/n is cool --
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Re: Early loboyMike, actually it is the 13th off the line. The first serial number issued was 501 so you have a very early model. Sounds like you got a lot of goodies with it. Once you have more pix post them here and we will help you identify them.
I don't believe in taking the bull by the horns. I took a goat by the horns once and that was enough excitement for me.
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Re: Early loboyIf that's the two wheel dump trailer standing on it's tailgate behind the cub you mention, that's a common garden tractor dump trailer. Not IH, a little small for a cub, but I have a similar one and use it frequently. Tough to back up though, tounges to short.
Re: Early loboya new home and 11 acres, sweet, and a loboy is iceing on the cake, enjoy. coppersmythe..................................................ps: you definately got some hard to find goodies with it.
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Re: Early loboyLooked at the picture again, is that the belly mower leaning against the wall beside the trailer? Somebody must like to save floor space.
Is the grille really yellow or did somebody paint it white or cream and it has yellowed? Some of the bigger IH tractors, and I think later cubs, used a white grill with red body for awhile, maybe somebody was trying to mimic that. Even with a yellow grill, great looking loboy.
Re: Early loboyTachometer, too. Sweet snag!
Re: Early loboyLooks like a nice early one. I got #876 in the garage. I am certain with 11 acer to take care of you ll need 1 or 2 more cubs to play with. Sounds like you got a great deal.
Enjoy and congrats on the new place.
Re: Early loboyHey wait a minute that is not the original grill for that serial number but I think it looks better than the screen type, I really shouldn't talk because my LOWBOY had a piece of home radiator cover bent to replace the grill.
Bill
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Re: Early loboyBill, That is the grill style for that year, although the wrong color.
Of course anything would work in a pinch. Don't ever throw away a good refrigerator shelf. ![]() I don't believe in taking the bull by the horns. I took a goat by the horns once and that was enough excitement for me.
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Re: Early loboyCongrats on the home and the lo-boy....I got my first cub the same way and a lo-boy also...Those are the first symptoms of Cub fever....Now I own two...As a short story, the first one I ever operated was in 1965 as a "hold over" awaiting orders in Fort Dix NJ, mowing ammo bunkers and other greenery around the post...All I remember about it was it was Red...Dave
Re: Early loboyExcellent find. Good deal getting that thrown in with the house.
BJ Moretz
1970 Farmall Cub 1533 MF 1310 Ford 1946 Farmall B 1942 Farmall M 1200 Cub Cadet
Re: Early loboyGood looking loboy Mike, I know you will enjoy it. I really enjoy my loboy. Get in touch with Case/IH and get you one of the new safety type gas caps. We want to keep they old Cubs around as long as possible and a that new gas cap might help. TM has instruction on how to get one if you haven't already found out.
Good snag. Roy
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