We went to an auction and here are some picks of some of the goodies I brought back. The main thing I was after was a Mott Cub Sawyer buzz saw for the fast hitch, for Hannah's cub. I got it but had to pay quite a bit more than I was hoping to. It did not come with the double v-belt drive to go on the cub, my thoughts were to find the two piece pulley for a mower and see if I can find a pulley to work with the inner hub. I don't know if it was meant for the regular cub the loboy or the 100. Have a one page brochure but the pics are not clear on the differences. Does anyone out there have an owners manual for one?
The other thing was a 1955 cub Loboy s.n. 514
which I am pretty sure is right. So that would make it the 14th one made. WOW I at least find that really neat. That this loboy probably came off the line the first day of production. I got it for a good price for even just a running tractor $900.00 was the winning bid. 
I was kind of tickled. It has a 60"ish mower deck which I will probably sell as I don't think that I really want it. So this one might be a keeper, as I sort of been wanting a Loboy to add to our collection. So might be on the lookout for a fast hitch assembly to add to it. I thought it might be even neat to add a Howard speed reducer to it. as none of this should detract for its value as it can be added or removed without modifying the tractor. I have not looked on it yet but is the spacers for the speed reducer the same for the regular drawbar and the fast hitch assembly?I also picked up respectable a 48 or 49 regular cub that I will probably put for sale as I don't need it. seems to run good, tranny sounds good 12 volt with small alternator under the hood. There is 2 swinging drawbars probably be put up for sale, a supplemental drawbar for the blade, a N.O.S. planter drive gear, a FH platform carrier that will be up for sale at some point when I can get time to list. A plow lift that I will probably put up for sale as well, and some various other odds and ends. Kind of a neat sale that I don't know got well advertized.
Thanks,
Russel Foster
, and come across all kinds of stuff and I have seen screens at auctions and they are generally in the scrap pile.
