Farmall Cub

I just got off the phone with Kodiak. We kicked around thoughts on what special tools anyone may need to work on their Cub at Stonethrow. I will be bringing my radiator pressure tester with the bottom tray to bolt to the radiator. I will also have the Johnson Sickle Servicer for anyone needing to replace the knives on their sickle bar.

If anyone has, or needs, any special tools, let us know and if someone has what is needed they will know to bring it along. Three days and counting,see you there.

I have at the shop...... splitting stands, clutch alignment tool, front end alignment tool, compression guages, gas tank lip tool, front pulley puller, digital multimeters, timing light, and a very good selection of hammers if I do say so

Ron

does anyone have a tool to clean out the lower block/water inlet area?

phildidit wrote:does anyone have a tool to clean out the lower block/water inlet area?

Phil, they are pretty easy to make. I just haven't gotten around to making mine yet. http://www.farmallcub.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=18457&p=134975&hilit=block#p134975

phildidit wrote:does anyone have a tool to clean out the lower block/water inlet area?

I have one Phil. I will bring it along.

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Mr E wrote:

phildidit wrote:does anyone have a tool to clean out the lower block/water inlet area?

I have one Phil. I will bring it along.

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are ya bringing pnuts too?

Bob

Mr E wrote:

phildidit wrote:does anyone have a tool to clean out the lower block/water inlet area?

I have one Phil. I will bring it along.

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Phil, if you want I can also bring my pressure washer--that's what I used on mine and it did a nifty job. Roy, what are you bringing?

Corky

The little fitting (home made high pressure nozzle) to fit on end of hose.

Like the one in the link on Barnyard's post above.

Corky's Cub wrote:Roy, what are you bringing?

Charles, Roy is bringing something similar to this.


Photo from "How To" forum by Eugene

I saw that thread when it came out...Roy, how'd it do for you? When I cleaned mine out, I had the luxury of having the bolster off the tractor, because I was replacing a cracked one. The pressure washer did a great job...so good that in some places I had to repaint the inside with paint to seal the cast iron. But I think that was because I also let it spend the night in Corky's rust annhilator--e-tank.

I have a pistol-grip sprayer on the pressure washer that has no extension, so it can get in the nooks and crannies pretty good. But if other/better experience says we won't need that for Phil, I'll leave it at home.

Barnyard wrote:

Corky's Cub wrote:Roy, what are you bringing?

Charles, Roy is bringing something similar to this.


Photo from "How To" forum by Eugene

Bring it own! The little contraption works good if you don't have a pressure washer, but it doesn't compete with your rig.

Mine is a bit longer and will go up into the block, and into the bloster too for those hard to reach places.