Thought this was Interesting

[tst]

I guess we were always wrong thinking a cub was off set for cultivating

https://columbus.craigslist.org/grd/d/c ... 62252.html

[Ike]

Who knew IH was so proactive regarding ADA issues!

Ike

[Waif]

That explains it!

I have one leg. Right side.
Can work clutch and latched brakes together and/or roll the pedals on slopes ,starts,stops if the clutch is not enough to control or stop movement.

I looked quite a while for a Deere H at a reasonable price (to me) before settling on a Cub, now two Cubs.
The hand clutch was already familiar from other Deere's.

Many tractors have a clutch for left foot.
I modified one left foot clutch to a hand lever ...But a Cub /A is fine and better designed than my hand lever was . (Look out!)

Would suck for a guy missing his right foot though ,which hints that the sellers add has a wee bit of smoke being blown in it...
Otherwise IH would have had an option of an offset the other direction for lefties...

[Jim Becker]

He probably hasn't tried running it without a left hand either.

[Barnyard]

If he did his math, he would find that 1947-1964 is a lot less than 32 years.

[tinnerjohn]

He probably hasn't tried running it without a left hand either.

It's awkward, but I did it when I had my left rotator surgery. Fortunately that was at the end of August, so I wasn't doing much field work. I had the right side done the end of May, so I had the truck patch planted, and put the cultivators on the day before the surgery, and put a necking knob on the steering wheel. My loving bride was not impressed when, two days after the surgery, I was pulling out the drive headed for the truck garden for the first cultivation though! John

[Denny Clayton]

[T-Mo]

So IH must have anticipated needing a tractor like this when they brought out the A in 1939, before WWII even started.

[Scrivet]

My UI detector started beeping at High Boy. It didn't make it into the BS range on this ad, but it was hovering real close.
UI = under informed

[Waif]

Seller did get the brand being an International right....

[Drfting1]

Wow ...... How did he even come up with that or even why, basic search will show you the real reason why they were built...

[Drfting1]

...I think I'll respond to his ad, maybe it was a very rare model they did those years and nobody on this forum knew about it.....

[Scrivet]

...I think I'll respond to his ad, maybe it was a very rare model they did those years and nobody on this forum knew about it.....

If you're collecting rare models may want to check out this Cub listed as "Approx 1937 International Harvester Tractor"
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/d/saint-louis-approx-1937-international/6882340838.html

[Drfting1]

...I think I'll respond to his ad, maybe it was a very rare model they did those years and nobody on this forum knew about it.....

If you're collecting rare models may want to check out this Cub listed as "Approx 1937 International Harvester Tractor"
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/grd/d/saint-louis-approx-1937-international/6882340838.html

Wow! Thanks I'm on it... Everyone here will be jealous!……........

I especially love the over spray on some parts.... Gives it that nice "I'm in a rush fresh look" and the "oh darn I ran out of paint" spots

[IHCFan1950]

I haven't heard anything more ridiculous since the time I heard that the proof "P" (stamped into every rifle stock accepted by the government during WWII) stood for Patton. Wow, Patton's boys sure had a ****load of guns! No wonder we won the War so quick!