Farmall Cub

I came across this on ebay the other night. The radiator appears to be the one used on the Farmalls A/B. I am not sure about the other components. The engine should be recognizable to all on this board. If I had the time and money, I'd buy it.


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7500496025&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT

Now why did you go and let me see that???????

I would love to have that. I just don't know when I would go get it.

You'd never see or hear of me ever again. EVER! Cathy would make sure of that.

If I do it, I get a weepin. I doed it.

Now I better sell somethin. anybody need a Woods, cultivator, or plow. Please!!!

I haven!t seen one of them for a long time.We used to tow small aircraft with them. You will notice all the heavy steel plate was added for extra weight.They were not built for speed though.

that things pretty neat.Thats a cub motor right? remember I'm a newbie.

Cub motor it is...IH C-60.

John,
I saved you for now.

All that steel makes them pretty heavy for their size -- about 2,400 shipping weight.

wharehouse tug. we used similar ones for small planes too. their weight was a great advantage. some of the steel castings were incredibly thick.

sure would like that unit.......mmmmm....but i see a certain jebecker is the high bidder... hope you are successful .. needs a little TLC and some paint. good luck. i'd sure like to see it at a cubfest

I think you know the current back bidder too.

Do I get a finder's fee from the winning farmallcub.com winner

That radiator is identical to the one in My Cub power-unit. That exhaust outlet looks to be at least one & 1/2 inches at the manifold and then bushed down.

Bigdog, is there going to be a Cub demolition derby at the Cubfest? Looks like this "Cub" could clear the field, and then tow them away

Looks like it might be useful for herding "stray" cubs into my barn where they would be safe!