My New to Me CC 70 (Picture Heavy)

[AL Farmall Boy]

Here is the model 70 I was discussing in the other post. Wanted to share some pictures of it. I think it looks very original and untouched, but I am not as familiar with the Cub Cadets as I am how the Cubs and other Farmalls were built. What do you all think?

[AL Farmall Boy]

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[AL Farmall Boy]

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[AL Farmall Boy]

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[Merk]

Good looking 70

[AL Farmall Boy]

Thanks. Does anyone think it is all original like I do?

[Slim140]

Looks original to me. I like the decal on the side from the dealer. Does the left rear tire say "gum dipped" anywhere on the side of it? If it does I would say it's an original tire. My dad purchased a JD 110 round fender a few years ago and both rear tires look just like that one on your left rear and his both have "gum dipped" molded into them.

[AL Farmall Boy]

IDK about that wording. I will have to look and see. I feel that the tire you're talking about and the opposite front tire are original. THey look like a lot of the ones I remember seeing from years past.

[AL Farmall Boy]

Was the engine data plate painted over yellow at the factory? I do know that a replacement engine would have been black, so this one looks to be original.

[Eugene]

Did you get the mower deck with the tractor?

Appears to be original. Nice thing about Cub Cadets is that parts are readily available.

[AL Farmall Boy]

I did get a mower deck with the tractor (was removed). I broke one of the wheels off it when I dropped it off the trailer. (it was dark and I was exhausted). I would like to get some original style tires for it if they are available and not costly. I think the only thing on the tractor that is worn (or shows wear) is the cracked seat......common, and the steering box and spindle bushings. I haven't tried the PTO clutch of course.

[Slim140]

If that steering box is like I think it is there should be a nut with a slotted screw in it and you may can adjust some of the play out of the box.

[AL Farmall Boy]

I thought about just taking it all off and rebuilding it.

[Eugene]

I thought about just taking it all off and rebuilding it.

Worth while. The adjustment "pin", that slotted screw, is usually worn out of shape. You can either purchase a new one or reshape it.

The same puller for the Cub's front pulley will work for removing the steering wheel.