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Cub mounting step
On TM's contact page there is a photo of a cub with 3 ol' glories.
I like the mounting step that is shown better than the factory. I called TM and they said they cannot get that step any longer.
Any ideas where to purchase one similar?
Thanks,
Dell
I like the mounting step that is shown better than the factory. I called TM and they said they cannot get that step any longer.
Any ideas where to purchase one similar?
Thanks,
Dell
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Re: Cub mounting step
PM Barnyard, he has them for sale.
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Re: Cub mounting step
Are these the same as the ones I see on eBay regularly? Also, who is "Barnyard"? Sorry I don't know all the old-timers!
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1953 Cub, acquired fall 2013. Runs much better thanks to tuneup by Art Chester!
Next, replacement of old parts (radiator, seals, etc.) + painting.
Plus 3 JD garden tractors (425,318,140)
& two Buick Roadmaster station wagons
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Re: Cub mounting step
Jay, Bill Weisbrodt's Forum name is "Barnyard". The steps he has made are a heavier gauge steel than the ones on eBay and less likely to bend. Bill and his wife Rosie also host the "Barnyard Bash" in Harrison, Ohio the end of May.
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Re: Cub mounting step
I don't know if they are the same as the ones on E-Bay, but they are the bomb. To PM (Private Message) Barnyard, click on the "new messages" link in the upper left of the forum main page (between "User Control Panel" and "View Your Posts"), which will bring up the PM screen. Type "Barnyard" in the "To" box, and your request and return contact information in the message box, click "submit" and you're done. Check that same "new messages" link periodically, it will tell you if someone has sent you a PM.
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Re: Cub mounting step
Dell wrote:On TM's contact page there is a photo of a cub with 3 ol' glories.
I like the mounting step that is shown better than the factory. I called TM and they said they cannot get that step any longer.
Any ideas where to purchase one similar?
Thanks,
Dell
Dell,
That particular step is made by:
Norm Quay
Unique Design Workshop
830 South Main Street
DeGraff, OH 43318
937-585-6475
RustyKnuckles wrote:Are these the same as the ones I see on eBay regularly? Also, who is "Barnyard"? Sorry I don't know all the old-timers!
It all depends on which step you are referring to. There are a couple of different designs. The step in TM's picture is one that bolts directly to the right final drive. Barnyard is one of our moderators and sells the easily removable steps that mount to the platform.
Hope this helps.
Bill
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Re: Cub mounting step
Sorry Dell, I gave you a bum steer. I forgot that TM used to sell the other style. Barnyard's hang under the right front corner of the platform (on the brake pedal tube).
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Re: Cub mounting step
Where would I find pictures of both Barnyard's and Mr. Quay's step.
Thanks,
Dell
Thanks,
Dell
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Re: Cub mounting step
Ken, Annie the '48.
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Re: Cub mounting step
Dell wrote:Where would I find pictures of both Barnyard's and Mr. Quay's step.
Thanks,
Dell
Dell,
Ken has you covered on Barnyard's step. I can shoot and post a pic of Norm's step tomorrow. I have one that I've not mounted yet. I have just too much going on right now to get that done. Let me just say that you will find that anything you buy from Norm will be a quality product. I'll get the pic(s) tomorrow.
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Re: Cub mounting step
I bought a step from Barnyard in Florida at Roy's fest and I really like it . It is made of heavy gauge steel and can be easily transferred to a different tractor . The price is reasonable also.
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Re: Cub mounting step
Thanks for the compliments guys, I do appreciate that.
Dell, yes Norm is the fella that makes the step you are looking for. I can echo the others, Norm makes really good stuff. His battery boxes are second to none also.
Dell, yes Norm is the fella that makes the step you are looking for. I can echo the others, Norm makes really good stuff. His battery boxes are second to none also.
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Re: Cub mounting step
You can also send a PM to Bill6496. I think that he has a couple of those final drive mounted steps in his inventory. Bill is located near Johnstown, PA...
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Re: Cub mounting step
Dell,
As promised, here are some pics of Norm Quay's Cub Step:
Excellent workmanship, powder coated.
Hope this helps.
Bill
As promised, here are some pics of Norm Quay's Cub Step:
Excellent workmanship, powder coated.
Hope this helps.
Bill
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Re: Cub mounting step
Barnyard wrote:Thanks for the compliments guys, I do appreciate that.
Dell, yes Norm is the fella that makes the step you are looking for. I can echo the others, Norm makes really good stuff. His battery boxes are second to none also.
Barnyard, do you still offer your step? If so, I'd like to purchase one.
Also, does anyone have Norm Quay's contact infor? I'm missing the front of my Cub's battery box.
Thanks!
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