Farmall Cub

I was born on my father's dairy farm where he used a Farm-All M and an H. He purchased the M new in 1941 and it was the biggest tractor in the area. Dad also had a McCormick 10-20 mainly for belt power. The H was purchased in 1949. I started working on the farm when I was seven yrs. old and was driving tractors solo at the age of nine. Dad sold the farm in 1970. Then I started driving truck for a living.
Farm milk pick-up to NYC and a few other agricultural related truck driving jobs. Today, I'm retired and have a ten acre play farm raising horses and vegetables. I have a 1948 Farm-All Cub with hand lift. It helps with chores and mowing pastures, plowing and discing.
I have always been a die-hard fan of the letter series Farm-All tractors. I'm pleased to find a group that is keeping the spirit alive. So I say hello to all and keep up the fame guys.

Welcome to the forum! It looks like you are right at home.

Welcome to the forum Jay!

Jay:

G'day to you and thanks for the interesting introduction. Nice to see you are keeping your Dad's Farmall passion alive. Looking forward to more info about you and your Cub as become more at home with us. Remember

Suggest you follow the links below, there are a lot of resources available to our members here.

to Farmallcub.com Forum Family. And you have come to the right place for all things Cub related. If you click on the Site Rules, Regulations, & Important Information, it will point you to the Welcome Wagon wherein you will find links to many useful sites and topics. One of which is the Cub Manual Server. Enjoy!.

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Proud to have you with us Jay.

Welcome!

Welcome aboard Jay !
You will find nice friendly and knowledgable people on this forum. I have learned a lot and am still learning.
Berlin

Jay, welcome aboard, I have used and owned cubs for 25+ years, and thanks to the generosity of members of this forum, about 5 years ago my fathers H he farmed with for 45 years came back home to me all rebuilt, painted and ready to work or play, though the most serious work it does now is haul a trailer load of kids to the creek or drive in a parade. The H was the tractor I learned to drive on and spent more hours on than I can count. It'd engine has been rebuilt at least 4 times, and the drawbar and tongue have been built up and ground down a couple of times, so it has worked hard all of it's life.

Jay, Welcome to the forum.

Welcome ! And you are fortunate, I love the area where you live.

Welcome Jay, this is a great group of very knowledgeable people who are always willing to help. Fly Creek is a nice area, we farmed for a while in Richfield Springs in the late 80's and early 90's. Chuck

Just a note to thank all of you guys for the warm welcome. Im thinking that I will really enjoy being a member.

Watch yourselves during the storm and pray that non of us and our loved ones gets hurt. And protect our Farm-alls from Sandy!