1947 Cub with wagner 45 loader
Posted: Tue Mar 04, 2014 1:15 pm
Hello all,
I was digging through our pics, and thought I would post some of my 47 circle cub with the Wagner 45 loader I put on it.. The tractor is S.N. 2634, engine S.N. 2948, and original? mag S.N. 3309. I did not take any before pics, I guess as this was my first restore/paint job I did not want to get my hope to high. My sisters took all of these other wise I probably would not have any. Now I wish I would have taken more. You can see what part of the loader looked like before. The tractor did not have hydraulics when I got it so I put that on. I got the loader in Wisconsin last year. I was on a cub and the guy was trying to sell on Craig's list and he wanted to sell it all for some high price. Well my dad talked to him a while and found out he did not really like the loader an a cub, so he sweet talked him into selling the loader off of the cub. We agreed on $500 for the loader if I took it off and got the cub runnable, hyd. wise. So we went up and I was well please the loader was in real good shape, ugly been brush painted black, but not rusty or welded all up.
Well thanks for looking,
Russel Foster
I was digging through our pics, and thought I would post some of my 47 circle cub with the Wagner 45 loader I put on it.. The tractor is S.N. 2634, engine S.N. 2948, and original? mag S.N. 3309. I did not take any before pics, I guess as this was my first restore/paint job I did not want to get my hope to high. My sisters took all of these other wise I probably would not have any. Now I wish I would have taken more. You can see what part of the loader looked like before. The tractor did not have hydraulics when I got it so I put that on. I got the loader in Wisconsin last year. I was on a cub and the guy was trying to sell on Craig's list and he wanted to sell it all for some high price. Well my dad talked to him a while and found out he did not really like the loader an a cub, so he sweet talked him into selling the loader off of the cub. We agreed on $500 for the loader if I took it off and got the cub runnable, hyd. wise. So we went up and I was well please the loader was in real good shape, ugly been brush painted black, but not rusty or welded all up.
Well thanks for looking,
Russel Foster
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