George Willer’s builds

[puddlejumper]

Is there a way to access and read through George’s builds? I’m looking for but not finding bulls threads for the rat cub and the tricycle cub. It appears that he was quite a contributor to this forum, I would hate to hear that his threads are no longer here.

Thanks
Dave

[tst]

his trike was just at the red power show

[Bob McCarty]

George had his own website that showed a lot of his multifaceted talents. It went down shortly after his death. You can search for him here as "author" and bring up his posts.

[Don McCombs]

his trike was just at the red power show

As were Scotty and Shorty.

[tst]

I had taken a pic of the front end from the trike

[Steve Butram]

George was one of the original contributors to Farmall Cub.com. ,built and modified several Farmall Cub Tractors during his journey thru life.He definitely had a mechanical aptitude and a sense of humor. I was blessed to call him a friend. I have his Tryke and Rat cub tractors.

[Gary Dotson]

Depending on what info you are looking for, Steve and I may be able to assist. Steve bought Trike and Rat just a few days before George passed and both of us spent a good bit of time with them. As mentioned above, I have Scotty and Shorty.

[puddlejumper]

George was one of the original contributors to Farmall Cub.com. ,built and modified several Farmall Cub Tractors during his journey thru life.He definitely had a mechanical aptitude and a sense of humor. I was blessed to call him a friend. I have his Tryke and Rat cub tractors.

Depending on what info you are looking for, Steve and I may be able to assist. Steve bought Trike and Rat just a few days before George passed and both of us spent a good bit of time with them. As mentioned above, I have Scotty and Shorty.

I am primarily interested in the tricycle front end because I’m building a wide 2 seater cub and would rather do a tricycle than have the widened stock front end. Also I saw mentions of how he widened the rat cub and was interested in seeing that. My current plan is to lengthen an axle shaft as I don’t have the means to machine the case, but I’d like to see what he did nevertheless.

Thanks for your replies!
Dave

[Dennis]

For those interested, George's web site has been preserved in the WaybackMachine (archive.org).

http://web.archive.org/web/200807250947 ... gwill.net/

There are other snapshots of his website available -- this link is from 2008.

Note: many functions and pages may not work.

Dennis