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Cub heater houser
Here's the "new" heater houser I found in the paper last week. Needs some tweeking. Also some summer pics.
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- John *.?-!.* cub owner
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Re: Cub heater houser
I used to really wish I had one of them for my cub, but since I have retired I don't worry about it anymore, I just wait till it warms up.
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Re: Cub heater houser
Is that President Nixon inside the cab of your Cub on that last pic? Thanks for the pics. Would love to see more from other angles/views. Esp on how it attaches.
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Re: Cub heater houser
Nice looking machine. Here is one, slightly different, for sale in the Northeast. It's been up for a while. Price has been adjusted down a couple of times. Pretty sturdy looking rops on the other one.
http://longisland.craigslist.org/grd/4212122981.html
http://longisland.craigslist.org/grd/4212122981.html
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Re: Cub heater houser
John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:I used to really wish I had one of them for my cub, but since I have retired I don't worry about it anymore, I just wait till it warms up.
It could be a while before spring gets here John. Vern
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Re: Cub heater houser
v w wrote:John *.?-!.* cub owner wrote:I used to really wish I had one of them for my cub, but since I have retired I don't worry about it anymore, I just wait till it warms up.
It could be a while before spring gets here John. Vern
It's OK, Vern. John still has his "carousel" he can put on. Perhaps he'll post a pic of it again.
Nice snag, tractard. You even have the optional top to keep the freezing rain off your head. Does it have the even more rare rear flap? I think the canvas should go to the inside of the fenders to protect it. I had one of that brand for a couple of seasons. Without the rear flap it was cold on a windy day with a tailwind. Bought it at an auction on a hot August day for $25.00 and a couple of years later someone else had to have it and was willing to give me $500.00.
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Re: Cub heater houser
Oh good, now you can come over and plow my driveway.
Is that an enclosure on the yellow Cub as well?
Russ
Is that an enclosure on the yellow Cub as well?
Russ
1979 International Cub (Artie),193 plow,22 sickle mower,144 cultivator,54a blade,59" belly mower,wheel weights
1944 John Deere B , A-3 B-3 two way plow.....Grandpa's Deere,Still can't find his FARMALL A
1944 John Deere B , A-3 B-3 two way plow.....Grandpa's Deere,Still can't find his FARMALL A
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Re: Cub heater houser
RUSSALL wrote:Oh good, now you can come over and plow my driveway.
Is that an enclosure on the yellow Cub as well?
Russ
When I first looked I thought it was rollover protection but now that you ask that question I looked again...does look like it says Sims on it.
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Re: Cub heater houser
The Yellow Cub is a 73" I found along the road North of Reading Pa. It's a Sims top as you can see. At one time i think it had side curtains , there's snaps mounted to its frame. I like the top for mowing grass in the summer. The cub is in great shape and came with a near new woods mowing deck. It also has a vertical exhaust stack....which i like.
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Re: Cub heater houser
These canvas ones are nice for us Canadians, especially those that have the canvas covering the engine sides which directs the warmer air coming through the radiator back to the operators seat. Likely there is a market for these if someone still produced them? These were common here at one time for all tractors but is another item that you seldom see now.
Thanks for posting
Jerry
Thanks for posting
Jerry
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Re: Cub heater houser
The ones that have the engine side covers are great once the engine warms up, but nasty while the engine is still cold. I remember having one of those on our 400. Until the engine warmed up it was like having a 20 degree (or colder) hurricane blowing on you.
Michael Cummings
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Eddie - a 1959 International Lo-Boy named after my father in law, who who bought her new.
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Re: Cub heater houser
You can't beat a good heat houser cab with side curtians.I use to sell them with a roof and the back curtian too. If you had a block heater the warm up time would be quick.
IHC made a quality machine and was leader of the pack.Let's keep them running,
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- Location: Glenmoore , Pa.
Re: Cub heater houser
I found this Heater Houser in The Lancaster Farmer paper last week. The roof has 2 vinyl windows... one on each side. One side is damaged. The rear curtain is missing as well. My wife is a seamstress by trade and hopefully I can talk her into making one up for me. What I'd like to do is use this one as a pattern and make up a new one.
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Re: Cub heater houser
I still have it, but have not had it on in quite a while, It is not real practical . It is a cable splicer tent from Ebay, and the plastic was not designed to see through well enough to drive.Denny Clayton wrote:v w wrote:.......
It's OK, Vern. John still has his "carousel" he can put on. Perhaps he'll post a pic of it again........
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