Hi all,
I will soon have 2+ acres of cleared land to take care of along with a 500' gravel driveway, and in anticipation of that I've just bought a 1950 cub with fast hitch, a plow, a disc harrow, cultivators, and a Mott FHC mower (red with IH stamps on it). All I need now is a blade.
Will put up some pics as soon as I get it home and we have a sunny weekend.
Mike
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Hi from SE Virginia
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Hi from SE Virginia
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Re: Hi from SE Virginia
Mike, Welcome to the Forum. I'm sure you'll enjoy your Cub. It's just the right size for your acreage.
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Re: Hi from SE Virginia
Welcome to the forum Mike. You'll like it here. Lots of info at your fingertips, plus a little humorous banter now and then.
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Re: Hi from SE Virginia
Welcome aboard, Mike! Glad to hear you were successful in getting a Cub with implements. Sometimes, package deals fall into your lap, other times, you have to hunt for 'em.
I'm sure you'll be using your Cub in the months ahead. Enjoy!
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Re: Hi from SE Virginia
Welcome , I am on the Western central side of Va. midway between Harrisonburg and Staunton just West of I-81.
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Mike, come by our Hog Waller cub fest the last Friday and Sat in April click on the link in my signature for info
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Re: Hi from SE Virginia
Welcome to the forum Mike. Take time to look around.
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Picked her up this weekend
Picked up the new cub Saturday, my buddy didn't get as many pictures as I thought he did but here are a couple. I need to tackle a leaky carb and replace all the knives on the mower.
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- Got the cub, fast hitch, Mott mower, disc harrow, and plow plus various cultivator parts/pieces.
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- Getting ready to unload at the new place.
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Re: Hi from SE Virginia
Mike, When you go to separate the halves of the carb, pull them straight apart. There is a thin (1/8" diameter) idle tube that screws into the top half and extends down into the bottom half about 2". If you try to "crack" open the carb, you'll break it off. Check the needle valve seat for debris/gas varnish and make sure the float doesn't have a leak and is full of gas.
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