I have about a 1000 foot long uphill gravel drive to the house so I'm keeping my fingers crossed its ready to plow some snow!Regards,
Mike
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Re: Early loboy
by CarpNter » Tue Jan 22, 2013 4:39 pm
Thanks much for all your comments! To be honest I don't even know if it runs or how well... It has been at the current location since '68, and I believe it is a one owner tractor. Manuals, etc. should be packaged with closing documents. I have about a 1000 foot long uphill gravel drive to the house so I'm keeping my fingers crossed its ready to plow some snow!
Regards,
Mike
I have about a 1000 foot long uphill gravel drive to the house so I'm keeping my fingers crossed its ready to plow some snow!Regards,
Mike
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Re: Early loboy
by Buzzard Wing » Tue Jan 22, 2013 10:43 pm
Surely there are some folks drooling over that one.... very nice Lo Boy, kept under cover is a huge advantage. They are great for plowing snow (better than a standard Cub) and better for mowing hills too (lower center of gravity).
Congratulations! Best wishes on all your new stuff!
Congratulations! Best wishes on all your new stuff!
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Re: Early loboy
by danovercash » Tue Jan 22, 2013 11:05 pm
I have a 4 bar grill that color, it's just age and fine rust!
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Re: Early loboy
by CubitisNH » Wed Jan 23, 2013 12:34 pm
I would bet it has no generator oil holes in the hood. Also noticed the "McCormick" emblems on top of the International Cub emblems.
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Re: Early loboy
by raystractors » Wed Jan 23, 2013 4:01 pm
It looks like the tierods are both attached from the bottom. Is that normal for this year of cub?
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Re: Early loboy
by dgrapes59 » Wed Jan 23, 2013 4:49 pm
raystractors wrote:It looks like the tierods are both attached from the bottom. Is that normal for this year of cub?
Yes!
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Re: Early loboy
by Stanton » Wed Jan 23, 2013 7:10 pm
Congrats on the new Loboy!! What a deal, what a deal!! 
Wonder what the amortization of interest would be on a Cub over a 30 year loan? At least you didn't spend any out-of-pocket cash.
Forget the IH/Case dealer, here's the website for the free gas cap: http://www.ihgascap.com/index.aspx
Fill it out and submit; the cap will be arriving in no time.
Nice set of implements to go along with it; including front wheel weights!
Thanks for sharing your Cub with us.
Wonder what the amortization of interest would be on a Cub over a 30 year loan? At least you didn't spend any out-of-pocket cash.Forget the IH/Case dealer, here's the website for the free gas cap: http://www.ihgascap.com/index.aspx
Fill it out and submit; the cap will be arriving in no time.
Nice set of implements to go along with it; including front wheel weights!
Thanks for sharing your Cub with us.
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